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TorgoX (1933)

TorgoX
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Journal of TorgoX (1933)

Wednesday March 13, 2002
03:16 AM

Languages

[ #3480 ]
Dear Log,

To see all the languages that Google supports showing its interface in, go here and look at the pulldown.


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  • Some of those are downright scary:
    • Klingon
    • Hacker
    • Interlingua
    • Bork, bork, bork!
    • Elmer Fudd
    • Latin
    • Pig Latin
    What happened to Dahut? Buffy? Navajo?
  • I kind of thought it was a pity when they stopped accepting requests for what they consider "joke" languages... so they had Klingon, Hacker, and Elmer Fudd, but now they only accept "real live" natural languages.

    I had considered taking their file of strings and translating them into my favourite conlang [zompist.com], but alas! 'Tis not to be.

    I wonder whether I could use a kind of proxy that'd filter their output and try to recognise which strings are Google standard strings (and to be translated) and which are search
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