Google Translate

Kitanashia Kiratani2012年12月5日

★★★★★3

if you use an older version of chrome, chances are this extension will stop working for you, darn shame too, I really liked this extension

Dena Mullens2012年12月5日

★★★★★5

good app.

Валентин Горетый2012年12月5日

★★★★★5

отличный преводчик вверху строки ток нада смотреть))

Dakota Parsons2012年12月4日

★★★★★3

I use this everyday.

Emir Sarbay2012年12月3日

★★★★★5

It's google!

William deLange2012年12月2日

★★★★★1

how can you translate to English???

Anikó Vass2012年12月2日

★★★★★2

Nem a legjobb,nem fordit mindent

Ing Sharper2012年12月2日

★★★★★5

Very Good

Fareeha Faiz Ahsan2012年11月30日

★★★★★4

i like it because it tells meaning of all the main languages but it doesen't tells the full correct meaning so thats the reason i like it

Elias Hedberg2012年11月30日

★★★★★4

It’s very smooth to use. The translations are like any other Google Translate translations – they usually give you a good idea of what the text is about although some parts of the translations can be very strange. You can easily see the original text for any sentence and also correct the translation (the change is not visible directly but I assume it’s added to the big database of possible translations). However, the interface for correcting the translation is only half-way thought through: if you only select alternative translation suggestions from the built-in drop-down menus it’s fine, but if you want to enter a translation that the system hasn’t foreseen: whatever you do – DON’T DOUBLE CLICK if you want to select an entire word – if you are still in the word-by-word editing mode, double-clicking will open up the entire sentence for editing, probably not what you intended – if you are ALREADY in the sentence editing mode and just want to select an entire word by double-clicking it, this will RESET the translation to the original text, deleting any changes you’ve done so far. The last point is the one that really bothers me – after just a handful of edits I’ve already mistakenly deleted my corrections 5–6 times, just by using standard behaviour (double-click usually selects an entire word, in most programs on most desktop operating systems (Windows, Mac, *nix variants, Solaris, you name it)).