This was the senior quote of our schools Swedish foreign exchange student

Jun 2, 2017 10:34 PM

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We hosted a Japanese foreign exchange student. She used to record all the lectures and pour over them for hours with my parents and sister

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Mr. GoogleTranslate

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Probably used google translate for that

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Hey gorgeous. They call me the Sherminator.

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I love Swedish girls. They bork on the first date.

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יאָ עס איז טאַקע ניט צו גלייבן-Ha, u, albatta, aql bovar qilmaydigan bo'lib-Yup et ass jo schéinen Já það er örugglega ótrúlegt!

9 years ago | Likes 1 Dislikes 0

Whatnow? Practically everyone in sweden speaks fluent english...

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That doesn't mean it isn't very useful when you stumble upon the occasional word that you don't know the meaning of though.

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Except Danish http://imgur.com/In7V1Mx

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Generally the farther north you go, the more Swedish is spoken. Tourist don't travel up north.

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What? I live almost as far up as you can come and I have yet to meet anyone up here that's actually bad at English.

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lol... i live next to finland

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Nah I know a 20 something swede whose English is terrible

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Bet she was sexy

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Judging by what we see, she could have a horse face and I still would

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Statistical machine-based translation was around prior to Google, dating back to the 1980s. Google Translate simply took advantage [1/?]

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But she didn't say "thanks Google translate for inventing machine based translation" though. She thanks that program in particular.

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of the million pages it searches every day and a wide expanse of crowd sourced and crowd-corrected translations to develop into [2/3]

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the staple translation resource it is today. [3/3]

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That and their massive capabilities for funding R&D. Their voice recognition is great too.

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I bet you are a blast at parties.

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Google's MT system is a neural MT model nowadays.

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"simply"

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Actually, they harnesses the power of paper cotton hybrid bills(money) and bought babelfish

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What is this doing on FP?

9 years ago | Likes 4 Dislikes 9

Reddit.

9 years ago | Likes 2 Dislikes 1

Making people laugh.

9 years ago | Likes 7 Dislikes 0

But Y Doe?

9 years ago | Likes 1 Dislikes 1

Gah someone always beats me to the joke I am thinking of. I guess its nice knowing everybody sucks at jokes as much as I do.

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I wasn't making a joke I was just answering the question.

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Whoever created Google translate. Pretty sure it was Bing, just helping a brother out

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I'm going to Bing this to confirm accuracy.

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Bing it on.

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Wut? If you're serious, no, Google Translate was around before Bing even existed.

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Not "Bing" the search engine. Bing Crosby created Google translate.

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Are you sure it wasn't Bing Russell?

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Pretty sure it was Bing Gogh

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It was a guy named Chandler Bing

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*whomever

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Whom'stever

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I'm wrong. The verb in the clause trumps the main verb of the sentence. "Whoever" is correct. Sorry everyone.

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Thank you. Said it in my head, scrolled down for reassurance

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Whom'ds't've'ver

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I like that your comment doesn't have a consensus correction to it.

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I don't know what that means.

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Whom cares?

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"Nobody asked you anything ever, so whomever name's Toby, why don´t you take a letter opener and stick in your skull" -- Michale Scott

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Sorry mate, no hard feelings, I just remembered that.

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I was hoping someone would quote that.

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Actually, "whoever" is correct. I Googled it.

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Wrong. The trick is to replace the word with him or he. "I would like to thank HIM." Him = whom. He = who.

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I would like to thank him whom created Google translate. sounds like Caribbean accented English lol whoever sounds better here.

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WRONG *in Trump*

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You asked the wrong question. Who created Google Translate? HE did = whoever.

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I think you make a compelling argument. I am going to have to do a little research before just accepting it, but I think you might be right.

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Actual, curteous, rational debate on the Internet...in the comments. Bravo to you, for restoring my faith in humanity.

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I can't pretend I knew it. I had to research it myself!

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