Just my 2 cents...
I do not know for English - Chinese translations. But as a French native
speaker who also speak a little bit of Japanese, my experience with
Google translate is that it can be helpful between English and French
(probably because those languages are relatively close), but is quite
dangerous for translations between (French or English) and Japanese.
Especially if the sentence contains negations like "we should not", "I
would not recommend", etc., I had a lot of cases where the translated
sentence said the opposite of what I intended (with the negation at the
wrong place).
Martin
Le 11/11/16 à 07:53, Gunnar Tapper a écrit :
> In Trafodion, I and others have simply used Google Translate (doesn't
> have to be that tool, just what was handy) for Chinese-to-English. It
> wasn't a big deal on the English side. But, the dialog stopped there
> so I don't know whether it was because the translation back doesn't
> work or something else.
>
> Maybe it would be a good idea to provide some guidance in different
> languages to suggest to use translation tools and reassurance that the
> community is very open to communication via translate tools?
>
> Gunnar
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