Google Translate now accounts for 64 languages

GadgetFan - Google Translate to announce that there are about 200 million users are already enjoying Google's translation service to this day. Application from Google has revealed that the users enjoy this service and use it almost every day applications.

Engineers Google Translate, Franz Och, in a blog post expressing "Per day we translate roughly as much text as you find in a million books."

Google's application was first launched in 2006 with English, Arabic and Chinese.

Och who joined Google in 2003, but said that the majority of users access the service Google Translate on the go. According to Google statistics, mobile traffic has increased fourfold in recent years and 92 percent of traffic comes from outside the United States.

Google so far has been to add more languages ​​to be translated. This service has been translated sentence in less than a second and works in 64 different languages​​, including the Icelandic language, Swahili, Basque, Azerbaijan, and Welsh.

"What is produced in the world of professional translators in the year, our translator system to do it in one day," said Ouch. Currently Google Translate has been available in various places, such as cell phones and texting in the description column on YouTube.

"We envision a future where all people can consume and share information, no matter in what language is and show up where," said Och.