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Google Translate gets phonetic translation and more
If you're translating into English, you've got an even better option: you can hear an audio pronunciation of the English translation. This feature is awesome, and I'm looking forward to a time when Google inevitably implements it for other languages, too. There's a new feature for English-speakers, too, though: if you type in the phonetic, romanized version of a word from a non-Roman language (Google cheekily gives Fake Steve Jobs' trademark sign-off, "namaste," as an example), Translate will attempt to show the proper characters in the original language.
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Hamman Samuel said 11:56PM on 11-16-2009
Nicetranslator.com still better (although they're just on-top Translate) :)
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TEILLU said 3:24AM on 11-17-2009
I'm glad to see how cool/nice/awesome Google translator can be, but it'll be much more appreciated if they could rework the "translation algorithm". Even your own name, Download Squad, gets a surreal translation... "Descargar plantilla"? I'm not google, but as a spaniard I can bet for "Cuadrilla de descarga". ;)
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