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Try the Automatic Translator to See My Blog in Your Language!!!!

  • Artikkeli

Just added  the Translator Add-In to my blog.  See the Translator button on the left, just above my TechNet Subscription Discount button.  Simply click on "Translator" and you get a selection of languages in the drop-down menu.  Select your desired language and click on the arrow, it then up pops another browser window with the English and second language version beside it!!!

I'm sure it not a perfect translation but its something close.  If you take a look at my example screenshot below in this post, the title is translated from:

Wi-Fi May Help College Students Get Better Grades -- Wi-Fi -- InformationWeek

To:

Estudiantes universitario de ayuda de mayo de Wi-Fi obtener mejor InformationWeek de grado--Wi-Fi--

 

I think the "--  Wi-Fi -- InformationWeek" messed it up, and although my Spanish isn't that great I think it, literally, translated it to:

University students of aid of May of Wi-Fi to obtain better InformationWeek of degree--Wi-Fi--

The translation of the body of the text is better, but not perfect.  Anyone that speaks Spanish let me know. J

Comments

  • Anonymous
    January 01, 2003
    You're right, but didn't I already point that out in the post? :-) Part of the problem is my use of capital letters in all of the words in the blog post title.  Grammatically incorrect, I know, but it looks prettier to me :-)

  • Anonymous
    January 01, 2003
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  • Anonymous
    January 01, 2003
    Возможно русский язык будет там в будущем  :-)

  • Anonymous
    January 01, 2003
    Wasn't able to find Russian, so can't estimate how good thr translation is... =( =)

  • Anonymous
    October 07, 2008
    Hi John,  It was very funny to use the translator with Arabic language, I had a lot of fun reading it with my friends.  However, I'm sure with time it will get better, and at this stage it will provide a good idea about the subject for those who don't understand English very well. Regards,

  • Anonymous
    October 08, 2008
    Yikes, the automatic translator thinks the verb "may" is the same as the fifth month of the year in Spanish.  It produces unintelligible gibberish in Spanish.