Facebook 'Translate' Button - Language Barrier No More!
Facebook is all set to expand our socializing by introducing a "Translate" button to its page. This will allow to translate the comments/posts to their desired languages. According to InsideFacebook, a new "translate" button finds its way besides the "like" option. Clicking this button will automatically translate the comment to your account language.
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Make Facebook Talk Your Language!
So far, Facebook has obtained translations of a dozen languages, thus linking new people to each other in new and exciting ways. Most people cannot communicate properly with other users as they do not understand their language. Now that barrier is gone, resulting which a new form of interaction will be witnessed. It's still not known what languages are supported by Facebook Translate, and it's not necessary that it will be translating each and every comment. In case it fails to translate the comment, a “There is no translation available for this story at the moment†message will appear instead.
Currently the new feature is restricted to Facebook pages only. There is no news regarding a mass-translate option as well, which will translate other user's profile to one's native language. Anyways, this new feature will definitely give users a global exposure on the social networking site. Also, Facebook users need not use Google Translate now, as some of them have been doing to decode a foreign language.
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Make Facebook Talk Your Language!
So far, Facebook has obtained translations of a dozen languages, thus linking new people to each other in new and exciting ways. Most people cannot communicate properly with other users as they do not understand their language. Now that barrier is gone, resulting which a new form of interaction will be witnessed. It's still not known what languages are supported by Facebook Translate, and it's not necessary that it will be translating each and every comment. In case it fails to translate the comment, a “There is no translation available for this story at the moment†message will appear instead.
Currently the new feature is restricted to Facebook pages only. There is no news regarding a mass-translate option as well, which will translate other user's profile to one's native language. Anyways, this new feature will definitely give users a global exposure on the social networking site. Also, Facebook users need not use Google Translate now, as some of them have been doing to decode a foreign language.
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