Google is introducing native language translations to Google+, eliminating the need for the Google Translate for Google+ Chrome extension that it announced back in August 2011.
Translations are “rolling out gradually”, starting with the desktop Web version of Google+, with mobile apps to follow in due course. The feature offers a one-click translation of all posts and comments that are not in a user’s native language, as a post from Google’s Ed Chi explains. More.
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English to Persian (Farsi)
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In a nutshell, Google Translator is AWFUL.
India
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Google Translator is just helper to see a little part not full, if you follow completely then what is need of human translation.
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I use Google translate to read Russian newspapers and it works well enough for me to understand the gist of the articles. However, it is of little help when a professional, quality translation is required. I don't feel threatened by it... yet.
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