August 25, 2009 at 18:50Belarusian in Google Translate
Google developers have connected ten new languages to the Google Translate , including Belarusian.
Thus, the total number of supported languages in Google Translate has increased to 51, and the number of possible directions of translation has increased to 2500 (50 2 ).
Interestingly, the Belarusian programmer Igor Makhanyok, who works in the Swiss office of Google (the Google Operating System blog cites John Muller , who made a retweet to Makhank), reported this news to the whole world .
Judging by the strange features of Google Translate
, it is Makhanyok who is one of the authors of the Belarusian direction of translation. Judge for yourself: the system recognizes Makhanyok and Zisser as its own surnames, but Lukashenko, for example, does not recognize and does not correct the first letter in capital letters when translating. However, Igor himself strongly disagrees with this .
, it is Makhanyok who is one of the authors of the Belarusian direction of translation. Judge for yourself: the system recognizes Makhanyok and Zisser as its own surnames, but Lukashenko, for example, does not recognize and does not correct the first letter in capital letters when translating. However, Igor himself strongly disagrees with this .