>Machine translation today is still just 'okay', not professional quality "okay" is an overstatement. It's "readable" if you put in triple the effort needed to

>Machine translation today is still just 'okay', not professional quality "okay" is an overstatement. It's "readable" if you put in triple the effort needed to read proper native language. But you're doing a lot of work re-translating machine languae in your head to understand it. I guess for businesses that's "good enough". Very few products ever truly get lambasted for bad localization.