A good news for the lovers of Gooooogle and Esperanto!
In February 2012 it became possible to translate from and to an artificial language Esperanto. There are more than two million people who speak Esperanto, so if you wish, you can become one of them;)
Google plans also to add this language to the mobile version of Google Translate and to the programmes for platforms iOS and Android.
For now Google Translate supports 65 languages (in one of the previous posts I'v written about 58 languages, that the old information. Google develops every day, so quickly that I can't follow all its novelties), voice input in 17 languages, and text to speech (speech synthesis) in 24 languages.
By the way text to speech is an interesting feacher of Google Translate. To get to know more about it watch the video or read here.
In February 2012 it became possible to translate from and to an artificial language Esperanto. There are more than two million people who speak Esperanto, so if you wish, you can become one of them;)
Google plans also to add this language to the mobile version of Google Translate and to the programmes for platforms iOS and Android.
For now Google Translate supports 65 languages (in one of the previous posts I'v written about 58 languages, that the old information. Google develops every day, so quickly that I can't follow all its novelties), voice input in 17 languages, and text to speech (speech synthesis) in 24 languages.
By the way text to speech is an interesting feacher of Google Translate. To get to know more about it watch the video or read here.
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