Fantastic feature! Great work guys.

Does Translate remember the rearranged word structure? The word order
problem is very noticeable in languages like German. I agree that if
you can get this working, it's a major step forward. Does your
internal model use something like a Chomskyian 'deep structure'?

On Apr 5, 8:25 am, Vito Zongoli wrote:
> This is exactly what I was talking about..
> What to say.. amazing :)
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> On 4 Apr, 23:02, Josh (Google Employee) wrote:
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> > Try holding Shift while you click and drag the translated phrases :)
> > This is a newly launched feature.  Let us know if it works for you,
> > and how we might make it better.
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> > Best,
> > Josh
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> > On Apr 4, 12:25 am, Vito Zongoli wrote:
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> > > It's very nice the function which gives you the ability to select the
> > > right translation by clicking on the translated words on the right.
> > > What the translator still needs, it's a function which gives you the
> > > ability to move blocks of words in the translated column.
> > > Why you should introduce this function?
> > > - It could be a simple ajax
> > > - You can track what should be the right word positioning in different
> > > languages (in this way you can create a sort of translational
> > > grammar.. which is almost unique)
> > > - With this function, the end user could complete his translation
> > > totally on line without copy/past in Word :-)
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> > > With this function your translator will be the most powerful ever.
> > > Just an idea... what about adding a social button on a visited webpage
> > > that asks to the user to translate it just moving block of words and
> > > selecting the right translation of each block? In this way it could be
> > > comparable..

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