How computers translate human language - Ioannis Papachimonas
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Date: 2020-08-22
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Comments and reviews: 7
Ilovekpop
I wrote on google 'kohya' in my language its kind of condensed milk but more dense and hard like cheese, google translate it, 'Lost' another meaning of 'kohya' so I write milk in my language so it may guess it but it translated it as 'lost from milk' we laugh so hard
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I wrote on google 'kohya' in my language its kind of condensed milk but more dense and hard like cheese, google translate it, 'Lost' another meaning of 'kohya' so I write milk in my language so it may guess it but it translated it as 'lost from milk' we laugh so hard
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Kasimir
One more reason to concentrate on only one universal language: preferably English. It's pretty simple, easy to learn and already widely spread. I am German, by the way, but I'd gladly give up my birth language, if it led to a global understanding.
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One more reason to concentrate on only one universal language: preferably English. It's pretty simple, easy to learn and already widely spread. I am German, by the way, but I'd gladly give up my birth language, if it led to a global understanding.
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misstary13
This video explains perfectly why most programs today should be used for simple sentences at a time. Or at the very least, why using them alone when conversing or learning a new language isnt recommend.
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This video explains perfectly why most programs today should be used for simple sentences at a time. Or at the very least, why using them alone when conversing or learning a new language isnt recommend.
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Fozzy
Ok well answer me this. If a universal translator translates between any language, in sci fi whene ever a translator is used, why do the aliens mouths appear to be speaking English too?
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Ok well answer me this. If a universal translator translates between any language, in sci fi whene ever a translator is used, why do the aliens mouths appear to be speaking English too?
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Paresh
If you believe god,
then even your god can't translate from one language to another language erfectly.
No language can be translated completely with same ironical meaning.
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If you believe god,
then even your god can't translate from one language to another language erfectly.
No language can be translated completely with same ironical meaning.
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Kun:
Japanese to English translator is terrible, it's like they haven't even inputted the difference in speech of different from the places that require different usage
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Japanese to English translator is terrible, it's like they haven't even inputted the difference in speech of different from the places that require different usage
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Michael
I'm Chinese (I moved from Shanghai to Brussels) and here's a snippet of the translation at 3: 02
He name is: D
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I'm Chinese (I moved from Shanghai to Brussels) and here's a snippet of the translation at 3: 02
He name is: D
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