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Google Ab Aapki Bhasha Mein!
Techtree News Staff	Email Print
May 8, 2008

The popular Google translation service now offers Hindi translation as well. So users can now get automated translation between Hindi and English.

If you want to translate some text, a Web page, or issue a query in Hindi as well as have results translated from English, you can do it here. Of the total literate Indian population, only about 13 percent are English literate. This launch would ensure that Hindi speaking users can also enjoy the benefits of the Internet, regardless of their familiarity with the English language.

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Report as offensive I want this for some work only.see it is working or not. by hemanth from delhi on 11/05/08 10:11 AM    Report as offensive KeeP iT uP! Goooooogle! by .::[ashX]::. from Mumbai on 09/05/08 09:05 AM    Report as offensive it is a boon for indian people. thanks google a lot. by dharanidhar pat from rourkela on 09/05/08 01:17 AM    Report as offensive Gugal ka meri jabaan mein hona bahut accha LAGA by pschohan from Mumbai on 08/05/08 08:53 PM    Report as offensive The fact that the google is making an effort in this direction is praiseworthy. Presently the quality of translation is below standard. I think AnglaBharti English-Hindi MT or MT systems developed at IIITH and CDAC Pune are better. I am curious to know the what kind of MT system has been used here. Have you developed (are you developing) your own MT system or using some existing one? Improvement is needed. Thanks by Anil Thakur from Varanasi on 08/05/08 06:22 PM    Report as offensive nice to see google translator.. but it aint that good.. it mixes up the meaning and the tenses... try translating two or three words that make sense.. it comes out with something with a totally different meaning by Shridhar from Pune on 08/05/08 02:43 PM    Report as offensive Google approach to translation is not "linguistic" i.e. noun-verb etc, but brute force. It scans the web for a similar set of words occurring together in the two languages and matches them. Is it Google's fault that very less Hindi content is available to compare ? by Anonymous from Pune on 08/05/08 04:48 PM Report as offensive this is a very good news that you have started a translation. by premraj yadav from hyderabad on 08/05/08 03:44 PM    Report as offensive good work google ! by Janardan Bhatt from rutherford,nj,usa on 08/05/08 04:37 PM Report as offensive its a good technique. but not a good tranlater because it makes wrong means of sentances. so plz refined it. hidi to english and english to hindi translate is having some sence related problem. by chhavi bhatnaga from noida on 08/05/08 03:46 PM