GOOGLE VIEWS: Google Spanish Translator

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"Asking for directions to the Rive Gauche, ordering bacalhau in Lisbon or chatting with your grandmother in her native Spanish just got a lot faster," Turovsky said. Google will roll out the updates over the next several days. Google Translate, of course Just now I fed this simple sentence to translate.google.com for translation into Spanish: “It’s not as if we don’t think you’re working hard,” and the electronic brain serves up the exact equivalent of “It’s not as if we I don’t think you This works with English to and from French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Russian and Spanish on the new iOS and Android translate app. More language support is coming in the future Google said. Here is a picture of it in action: The conversational Google Translate has taken many languages under its wing, but not Galician, it seems. While it can translate Castilian Spanish and Catalan reasonably well, Google has not yet ventured into the language, Galego, spoken by people living in the Galicia region Organisers in As Pontes ‘quite surprised’ to learn food festival celebrating Galician vegetable grelo had been mistranslated It was meant to be a culinary festival celebrating grelo, the leafy green vegetable that is a staple in the Galician town of As a new feature that simultaneously translates calls between English and Spanish speakers. Google has been doing some form of translation since 2001. The Google Translate app now has 90 languages and some 500 million monthly users. Barak Turovsky .

An update to the Google Translate app It will allow users to translate French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Russian and Spanish to English, and vice versa. The update will be exciting news for world travelers, who can face expensive roaming charges You then tap the camera icon, focus on a sign and watch Google translate it into English. I had mixed results translating screen-based images from my desk. Google translated a Spanish sign into English as “not go in scooter”, which is literal But the truth is that when Google Translator was launched it didn't support that many languages either, so I wouldn't be surprised to see Bing Translator adding more I tried several language combinations with Spanish, English, German and Italian Spoiler alert: Proper nouns, beware. We decided to send the following snippet from the New York Times to a group of translators working in French, Spanish, and Mandarin. The bit is a challenge to Google Translate because of the various forms of verbs .