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Used it. Not a solution unfortuantelly...actually, works pretty bad. And there probably won't be good automatic PL<->ENG translator for some time...
Why you ask? Easiest example:
Ally has a cat.
And now how I can say it:
Ala ma kota.
Ala kota ma.
Ma Ala kota.
Ma kota Ala.
Kota Ala ma.
Kota ma Ala.
And all of them are equally correct...and that's just easiest example; so machines tend to freak out when trying to translate something more complicated...
And all of them are equally correct...and that's just easiest example; so machines tend to freak out when trying to translate something more complicated...
Don't any of these start to sound like Yoda?
normal: Ally has a cat.
yoda: A cat Ally has.
Jörg
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"Oat da meucht, toens peinz ekik dat er ier nie vele mensch'n zien die min Ostèns dialect hoed hoan kunnnn vertoalen..."
Jörg
However it may be (? "Oat da meucht" ?), still I do not think that there are a lot of people that can translate my Ostends dialect well
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