State of the art image classification still classifies black people as gorillas. AI is no replacement for learning the language. His reply was 'of course all of our coffees are natural with no added chemicals!' Turns out the word is 日曬, sun-exposed. I said I wanted to know if this coffee was natural process. Anyway, I felt pressured to go through with the Google translate charade even though I knew how the conversation would go. My Chinese is okay, but there's no way to know vocab like that unless you specifically look it up and learn it. I was trying to find the specific terms for natural, honey, and washed process. The other day a stop owner that sells coffee beans insisted that we try out conversing with Google translate. What I have learned is that machine translations are extremely helpful in a pinch, but often, a tiny adjustment in syntax, adding an adjective, or other minor edit like that will produce a sentence in English with entirely different meaning.įor context-specific questions it's even worse.

I frequently use machine translation to validate my my own translations, read menus with the Google Translate augmented reality camera, and chat with friends when I'm too busy to manually look up the words I don't understand in a dictionary. I live in a foreign country and study the language here.

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