Hi asierra45,
Sorry to hear you're noticing a change. We have not made any major
changes in quality in the past week, so I think it's unlikely things
are actually changing.
If you provide me with any examples of what is translating incorrectly
I can look more into it.
Cheers,
Josh
On Feb 15, 9:07 am, asierra45 wrote:
> I have been using your English, French and German automatic translator
> into Spanish with fairly good results up to 4 -5 days ago. I translate
> very technical, translational medical articles into "Spanish" and I
> work into the rough areas of the translation converting it into
> technical (for correspondence with physicians that don't understand
> these languages well but are well versed in technicalities, yes, they
> exist) and for patients of all kinds, I try my best to convert your
> translation into colloquial Spanish,for the patients, trying to make
> it suitable to the country of origin of the person and the degree of
> understanding that I perceive.
>
> Google translator did a beautiful work for me up to 4 -5 days ago. I
> don't input memories or other output, because I don't want to
> contaminate your bank of sentences with colloquialisms than in Spanish
> sometimes change the whole sense of the sentence and sometimes of the
> paragraph, and rarely don't mean anything to people separated by a
> chain of mountains or that are in the next valley.
>
> I hope to be wrong, and I will report back, but I think that it is 40%
> more difficult to change rough ends of your translation into
> Spanish.at this moment, I am finding lots of reversals, negation where
> should be affirmations, complete loss of the meaning of the words that
> before used to be well defined and translated. Again, I hope to be
> wrong, but please make sure that the process continues to be as you
> designed it and that no one is contributing material that is changing
> something essential.
>
> Thanks in advance for your kind attention to this message, Thank for
> your services to the world.
