> And it’s not just dialect, but really different words that might not be understood everywhere. If you look at the english part it has at least three different

> And it’s not just dialect, but really different words that might not be understood everywhere. If you look at the english part it has at least three different words. Similar in Spanish. I think you cannot really compare the minuscule differences between "Standard German", "Austrian Standard German", and "Swiss Standard German" to the differences between English, Irish and Welsh, which are not even from the same language family. Also, the tool is based on Google Translate, and AFAIK Google Translate doesn't differentiate between them. Comparing the tool to this map [0], it seems to do a pretty good job in capturing all major languages in Europe, while ignoring their dialects. But I agree that I would be great if you could zoom into the map and also show differences in local dialects. ChatGPT seems to be pretty good at translating to different variants of standard German, or German dialects [1] [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Languages_of_Europe#/media/File:Languages_of_Europe.svg https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Languages_of_Europe#/media/Fil... [1] https://chatgpt.com/share/67bba4db-9458-800c-b5f8-fd3fa196d40b https://chatgpt.com/share/67bba4db-9458-800c-b5f8-fd3fa196d4...