Jun 2, 2017 10:34 PM
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Showmeyourotters
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
narwall101
Mr. GoogleTranslate
alwaysnapping15
Probably used google translate for that
toxcrusadr
Hey gorgeous. They call me the Sherminator.
nefariousscheme
copingcabana
I love Swedish girls. They bork on the first date.
TZO2k15
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!
Zlimeshili
Whatnow? Practically everyone in sweden speaks fluent english...
Thesaya
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.
AtsaMattaForYou
Except Danish http://imgur.com/In7V1Mx
EllieBean528
Generally the farther north you go, the more Swedish is spoken. Tourist don't travel up north.
Shitzamboni
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.
lol... i live next to finland
Bambing
Nah I know a 20 something swede whose English is terrible
UltraBooster
Bet she was sexy
stonedrunkdoctor
Judging by what we see, she could have a horse face and I still would
encyclopediabritannica
Statistical machine-based translation was around prior to Google, dating back to the 1980s. Google Translate simply took advantage [1/?]
LearningOnImgur
But she didn't say "thanks Google translate for inventing machine based translation" though. She thanks that program in particular.
of the million pages it searches every day and a wide expanse of crowd sourced and crowd-corrected translations to develop into [2/3]
the staple translation resource it is today. [3/3]
Youareobscure
That and their massive capabilities for funding R&D. Their voice recognition is great too.
Jsizzle13
I bet you are a blast at parties.
TotallyNotAGirl
Google's MT system is a neural MT model nowadays.
Username383
"simply"
DigitalBang
Actually, they harnesses the power of paper cotton hybrid bills(money) and bought babelfish
bholabakra
What is this doing on FP?
Fatherdoodle
Reddit.
AndTheHoneysAllMine
Making people laugh.
iritebooks
But Y Doe?
EconomyWarf
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.
I wasn't making a joke I was just answering the question.
LannistersSendTheirRetards
Whoever created Google translate. Pretty sure it was Bing, just helping a brother out
IrrelevantGILF
I'm going to Bing this to confirm accuracy.
futureman3000
Bing it on.
serenityfast
Wut? If you're serious, no, Google Translate was around before Bing even existed.
v
Not "Bing" the search engine. Bing Crosby created Google translate.
Are you sure it wasn't Bing Russell?
Sector2814
Pretty sure it was Bing Gogh
IFuckingLoveGoldenRetrievers
It was a guy named Chandler Bing
MichaelAndersen88
*whomever
questionablesmell
Whom'stever
I'm wrong. The verb in the clause trumps the main verb of the sentence. "Whoever" is correct. Sorry everyone.
Freedumbed
Thank you. Said it in my head, scrolled down for reassurance
Sharkalanche
Whom'ds't've'ver
tehmeisterer
I like that your comment doesn't have a consensus correction to it.
I don't know what that means.
harthram
Whom cares?
bobwithoutpants
Bongous
"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
Sorry mate, no hard feelings, I just remembered that.
I was hoping someone would quote that.
LaysDownAMonster
Actually, "whoever" is correct. I Googled it.
yzmotoxer807
Wrong. The trick is to replace the word with him or he. "I would like to thank HIM." Him = whom. He = who.
muramaza
I would like to thank him whom created Google translate. sounds like Caribbean accented English lol whoever sounds better here.
LetMeTellYouSomethingAboutHowTheWorldWorks
WRONG *in Trump*
You asked the wrong question. Who created Google Translate? HE did = whoever.
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.
Maxgaap
Actual, curteous, rational debate on the Internet...in the comments. Bravo to you, for restoring my faith in humanity.
I can't pretend I knew it. I had to research it myself!
Showmeyourotters
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
narwall101
Mr. GoogleTranslate
alwaysnapping15
Probably used google translate for that
toxcrusadr
Hey gorgeous. They call me the Sherminator.
nefariousscheme
copingcabana
I love Swedish girls. They bork on the first date.
TZO2k15
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!
Zlimeshili
Whatnow? Practically everyone in sweden speaks fluent english...
Thesaya
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.
AtsaMattaForYou
Except Danish http://imgur.com/In7V1Mx
EllieBean528
Generally the farther north you go, the more Swedish is spoken. Tourist don't travel up north.
Shitzamboni
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.
Zlimeshili
lol... i live next to finland
Bambing
Nah I know a 20 something swede whose English is terrible
UltraBooster
Bet she was sexy
stonedrunkdoctor
Judging by what we see, she could have a horse face and I still would
encyclopediabritannica
Statistical machine-based translation was around prior to Google, dating back to the 1980s. Google Translate simply took advantage [1/?]
LearningOnImgur
But she didn't say "thanks Google translate for inventing machine based translation" though. She thanks that program in particular.
encyclopediabritannica
of the million pages it searches every day and a wide expanse of crowd sourced and crowd-corrected translations to develop into [2/3]
encyclopediabritannica
the staple translation resource it is today. [3/3]
Youareobscure
That and their massive capabilities for funding R&D. Their voice recognition is great too.
Jsizzle13
I bet you are a blast at parties.
TotallyNotAGirl
Google's MT system is a neural MT model nowadays.
Username383
"simply"
DigitalBang
Actually, they harnesses the power of paper cotton hybrid bills(money) and bought babelfish
bholabakra
What is this doing on FP?
Fatherdoodle
Reddit.
AndTheHoneysAllMine
Making people laugh.
iritebooks
But Y Doe?
EconomyWarf
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.
AndTheHoneysAllMine
I wasn't making a joke I was just answering the question.
LannistersSendTheirRetards
Whoever created Google translate. Pretty sure it was Bing, just helping a brother out
IrrelevantGILF
I'm going to Bing this to confirm accuracy.
futureman3000
Bing it on.
serenityfast
Wut? If you're serious, no, Google Translate was around before Bing even existed.
LannistersSendTheirRetards
futureman3000
Not "Bing" the search engine. Bing Crosby created Google translate.
serenityfast
Are you sure it wasn't Bing Russell?
Sector2814
Pretty sure it was Bing Gogh
IFuckingLoveGoldenRetrievers
It was a guy named Chandler Bing
MichaelAndersen88
*whomever
questionablesmell
Whom'stever
MichaelAndersen88
I'm wrong. The verb in the clause trumps the main verb of the sentence. "Whoever" is correct. Sorry everyone.
Freedumbed
Thank you. Said it in my head, scrolled down for reassurance
Sharkalanche
Whom'ds't've'ver
tehmeisterer
I like that your comment doesn't have a consensus correction to it.
MichaelAndersen88
I don't know what that means.
harthram
Whom cares?
bobwithoutpants
Bongous
"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
Bongous
Sorry mate, no hard feelings, I just remembered that.
MichaelAndersen88
I was hoping someone would quote that.
LaysDownAMonster
Actually, "whoever" is correct. I Googled it.
yzmotoxer807
Wrong. The trick is to replace the word with him or he. "I would like to thank HIM." Him = whom. He = who.
muramaza
I would like to thank him whom created Google translate. sounds like Caribbean accented English lol whoever sounds better here.
LetMeTellYouSomethingAboutHowTheWorldWorks
WRONG *in Trump*
LaysDownAMonster
You asked the wrong question. Who created Google Translate? HE did = whoever.
MichaelAndersen88
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.
Maxgaap
Actual, curteous, rational debate on the Internet...in the comments. Bravo to you, for restoring my faith in humanity.
LaysDownAMonster
I can't pretend I knew it. I had to research it myself!