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>Google Translate has not been accurately translating into Traditional Chinese (as used in Taiwan) for a while now. A lot of times the translation would sound l
by DeathArrow 3y ago
>Google Translate has not been accurately translating into Traditional Chinese (as used in Taiwan) for a while now. A lot of times the translation would sound like how Chinese is used in China instead.
Isn't Taiwan a part of China, though? I am not trying to justify Google not caring about Traditional Chinese as used in Taiwan. I am merely commenting as the author's view of China and Taiwan as two different entities while almost all countries don't recognize Taiwan as a separate entity.
- RGBCube 3y ago+300 social credit! And no, Taiwan is not a part of China (China says it is, but that's China...).
- SargeDebian 3y agoWhatever your standpoint on that, the site proceeds to explain there is a specific locale that suggests a Taiwan-specific translation as opposed to one that is commonly used on the mainland, but it does actually result in something that is used in Taiwan.
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- hsjqllzlfkf 3y ago> Isn't Taiwan a part of China, though? Given that the Chinese military doesn't control it, the answer it obviously no.