Google翻訳に24の新言語が追加されたので翻訳力をテストします【PPAP逆翻訳】
TLDRThe video script discusses the addition of new languages to Google Translate, bringing the total to 133 supported languages. The speaker, a regular member, shares their experience with the iPhone's language settings and the transition from using Assamese to French due to changes in the device's language specifications. The video focuses on testing the precision of Google's new languages by translating and back-translating the popular song 'PPAP'. The results show varying degrees of accuracy across different languages, highlighting the impressive yet imperfect nature of translation technology.
Takeaways
- 🌐 Google Translate has added new languages, increasing the total number of supported languages to 109.
- 📈 The speaker expresses amazement at the number of languages, highlighting the impressive range of Google's language support.
- 🔍 The video aims to test the translation accuracy of Google's newly added languages by translating a simple text multiple times.
- 🎤 The speaker mentions their background with iPhone's '焼きそば' (焼きそば) feature and the transition to using French due to changes in iPhone's specifications.
- 🌟 The focus of the video is on '逆翻訳' (reverse translation), which involves translating a text from Japanese to English and then back to Japanese to check for accuracy.
- 🎶 The text chosen for the translation test is 'PPAP' (Pen-Pineapple-Apple-Pen), a simple and repetitive song with few words.
- 📊 The results of the reverse translation test are presented, with some languages showing near-perfect translations, while others have more significant deviations.
- 🤔 The speaker reflects on the importance of translation accuracy and the potential consequences of relying on Google Translate for complex or critical tasks.
- 🌍 The video emphasizes the global reach and variety of languages available on Google Translate, encouraging viewers to appreciate the diversity.
- 😅 The speaker acknowledges the humorous nature of the video and the unconventional approach to testing translation accuracy.
- 📚 The video concludes with a commitment to explore further translations and accuracy in future content.
Q & A
How many languages has Google Translate recently added to its platform?
-Google Translate has recently added a significant number of languages, bringing the total to 133.
What is the speaker's opinion on the addition of new languages in Google Translate?
-The speaker finds the addition of new languages to be impressive and exciting, as it expands the platform's capabilities and usability.
What was the issue with the iPhone's original language settings?
-The issue was that the iPhone's language settings changed, which affected the use of the Assamese language, leading to a shift to French for a period of time.
How did Google Translate handle the change in the iPhone's language settings?
-Google Translate adapted to the change by reintroducing Assamese, allowing users to continue using the language on the platform.
What is the purpose of the experiment conducted in the script?
-The purpose of the experiment is to test the translation accuracy of Google Translate's newly added languages by translating a simple text and observing the results.
What is the text used for the translation experiment in the script?
-The text used for the translation experiment is 'PPAP', a simple and repetitive song with basic vocabulary.
What was the outcome of the translation experiment for the 'PPAP' text?
-The 'PPAP' text was translated and reverse-translated across multiple languages, with the aim of assessing the accuracy and reliability of Google Translate's new language features.
Which languages were mentioned as having issues with the translation?
-The script mentions that there were issues with 7 languages, but does not specify which ones they are.
How does the speaker feel about the potential of Google Translate with the new languages added?
-The speaker is optimistic about the potential of Google Translate with the new languages, noting that it's impressive how many languages are now supported and the opportunities it opens up.
What is the speaker's suggestion for users who rely on Google Translate for travel?
-The speaker humorously suggests that while it's possible to rely on Google Translate for travel, it might be wise to have a backup plan due to potential inaccuracies in translation.
Outlines
🌐 Google Translate's New Language Additions
This paragraph discusses the addition of new languages to Google Translate, highlighting the impressive number of 109 languages, bringing the total to 133. The speaker expresses excitement about these new features and mentions a personal connection to one of the new languages, which is used in a humorous way to illustrate the potential for misunderstandings due to translation nuances. The paragraph also touches on the concept of 'reverse translation' and the intention to test the translation accuracy of Google's new languages with the song 'PPAP'.
🎶 Music and Travel with Google Translate
The second paragraph continues the discussion on Google Translate, focusing on the practical applications of the service, such as traveling. The speaker humorously suggests that relying solely on Google Translate for travel might be possible, despite the potential for miscommunication. The paragraph also includes a playful and lighthearted exploration of the sounds and translations of the word 'pen' in various languages, emphasizing the diversity and richness of world languages.
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Keywords
💡Google Translate
💡New languages
💡Translation accuracy
💡逆翻訳 (Back translation)
💡PPAP
💡Language diversity
💡Cultural communication
💡Language preservation
💡Technological advancement
💡Globalization
💡Language barriers
Highlights
Google Translate has added a new language, bringing the total to 109.
The speaker expresses excitement about the new language addition and the total number of languages supported.
The speaker mentions that they have been using the new language, which was previously unavailable due to changes in iPhone's specifications.
The new language was switched to French at one point due to changes in iPhone's features.
Google has reintroduced the language, allowing the speaker to use it again.
The speaker plans to test the translation accuracy of Google's new language by using it to translate the song 'PPAP'.
The song 'PPAP' is composed of simple words, making it a good test for translation accuracy.
The speaker emphasizes the importance of maintaining high translation accuracy to avoid misinterpretation.
The speaker humorously suggests that one could travel to a foreign country relying solely on Google Translate.
The speaker acknowledges that some languages might not be as precise or honorable to use.
The speaker is determined to explore and understand the new languages added to Google Translate.
The speaker provides a brief overview of the different languages they will be testing in the video.
The speaker demonstrates the translation process for the song 'PPAP' in multiple languages.
The speaker humorously discusses the potential for mistranslation and its consequences.
The speaker shares their anticipation for the results of the translation accuracy test.
The speaker concludes by reiterating the importance of accurate translations and their intention to continue exploring Google Translate's capabilities.