Google has updated the Translate app by bringing offline translation support to more Indian languages. Starting today, users in Bengali, Gujarati, Kannada, Marathi, Tamil, Telugu, andUrducan experience offline translations and instant visual translation in their preferred language. ...
for free. We hope MuRIL will be the next big evolution for Indian language understanding, forming a better foundation for researchers, students, startups, and anyone else interested in building Indian language technologies, and we can’t wait to see...
English, however, is always going to retain its status in India as a model language. Being used more in social and professional circles, there remains the potential of the Indian language to take the main stage in no distant time. Companies and organizations are readily scouting the Indian mar...
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In addition to the Chrome and Google Translate enhancements, Google’s bringing support for more Indian languages to its Gboard software keyboard forAndroidand iOS. More than 11 new languages will join the fray, including Hindi, Bengali, Telugu, Marathi, Tamil, Urdu, and Gujarati. They’re repl...
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Google Translate now supports five new Indian languages and includes Bengali, Gujarati, Kannada, Tamil and Telugu. Overall now Google Translate supports 63 global languages. Google Translate Service helps you to translate a section of text, document or webpage from one language to another. Google ...
And let me tell you, he puts Google Translate and BabelFish to shame.” Literature Oriya, uno de los tres idiomas más antiguos del subcontinente indio, todavía no se encuentra en Google Translate. Odia, one of the three oldest languages of the Indian sub-continent, has yet to find...
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