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I think it depends largely on the source and target languages and how similar they are (in what ways I couldn't say with real certainty). Japanese -> English tr
by obviouslygreen 13y ago
I think it depends largely on the source and target languages and how similar they are (in what ways I couldn't say with real certainty). Japanese -> English translations are pretty much always hilariously bad, but then we get at least some very good German -> English instances like this. Without unprecedented advancements I doubt automated translation between two highly disparate language families will be consistently usable any time soon.
- mtrimpe 13y agoGoogle Translations gets most of it's source data from the regulatory documents of the European Union which are required to be translated into the language of every member. Perhaps if we were to get a similar source for Japanase -> English translations the accuracy would improve drastically.