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This isn't necessarily possible for any two random languages. Not every language has a SubjectVerbObject order like English, and even if it does, each language
by Grue3 10y ago
This isn't necessarily possible for any two random languages. Not every language has a SubjectVerbObject order like English, and even if it does, each language has its own quirks with how the words are ordered. For example in spanish "un pez grande" = "a big fish", but if you translate in real time it comes out as "a fish big". Of course, an interpreter can reword it as "a fish, which is big, ..." but this is not always possible.