Intercultural Communication and Translation News

From the Google blog:

“Google’s automatic translation is handy for getting translations of complete sentences, paragraphs, and documents. But when you need to translate a single word, a bilingual dictionary can be very useful because it gives you translations for the many possible meanings a word might have. With that in mind, we’ve added dictionary translations to Google Translate. Now, for example, if you want to know how to say “play” in Spanish, you can use our dictionary translation and learn that depending on the context it can be “jugar”, “tocar”, or “obra”, among others.”

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