each country form a group of translators/programmer and help google and vice/versa begin to provide translator for EACH AND EVERY language in this planet. everyday does their part and everybody wins. People on this blog request Turkish, well, invite and teach a group of Turkish or any other language begin helping Google add tursking on the translating list. In other words, help a country get a group together of locals to start the software to translate. Keep up with adding new languages and or invite people to do their part in helping google start the programming from the many languages in this planet. Please continue to support the world in your business model and provide us with tools that make a difference to so many people. I do look at your advertisement and will eventually buy the G-1 T-mobile phone to do my part to keep your great company in business. Now, i am in Germany and need to translate german to english and i am very happy that you allow me to do my job and it doesn't cost me a single penny. I do use your browser daily, your Google Earth, maps, and various other FREE tools you provide. Thank you google for all the efforts you have placed in making this world connected. While we are working on the problem, it may be some time before anyone can offer a quick and seamless translation experience," explains Google Translate's FAQ. (.) Automatic translation is very difficult, as the meaning of words depends on the context in which they're used. We then apply statistical learning techniques to build a translation model. Our system takes a different approach: we feed the computer billions of words of text, both monolingual text in the target language, and aligned text consisting of examples of human translations between the languages. "Most state-of-the-art, commercial machine-translation systems in use today have been developed using a rule-based approach, and require a lot of work to define vocabularies and grammars. Now that Google Translate supports so many languages, it's not hard to imagine that you'll be able to read almost any web page in your language and maybe any application will be able to use Google Translate's APIs to speak your language. Obviously, the translation is far from being perfect or even coherent, but it's a great way to understand the central ideas from a text. From 26 language pairs, Google Translate now supports 506 language pairs and becomes the most comprehensive online translation tool available for free. It now supports the translation between any of the following languages: English, Arabic, Bulgarian, Chinese, Croatian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Hindi, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Spanish, Swedish (the new languages are shown in bold). Google Translate's coverage has been expanded dramatically.
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