The problem occurred with my web-site (http://txlate.com).
Google Language Translate translates the English phrase:
twitter in Italian at http://twxlate.com
to Italian as:
Twitter in italiano a http://twxlate.com
which seems correct.
Similarly:
more information at http://blog.twxlate.com
translates to Italian as:
maggiori informazioni a http://blog.twxlate.com
which also seems correct.
However, the concatenation of the two phrases:
twitter in Italian at http://twxlate.com more information
at http://blog.twxlate.com
translates to Italian as:
Twitter in italiano a informazioni http://twxlate.com
più a http://blog.twxlate.com
which isn't correct.
Introducing punctuation (to try and force a better translation; notice the
space before the semi-colon, so that the semi-colon is not a part of the URL):
twitter in Italian at http://twxlate.com ; more information
at http://blog.twxlate.com
which is translated to Italian as:
Twitter in italiano a http://twxlate.com; ulteriori
informazioni a http://blog.twxlate.com
which is different than what is expected but seems to be correct. Except ...
The space between the first URL and the semi-colon has been elided,
corrupting the URL.
This is a serious problem that I think Google needs to fix.
Thank you in advance for your attention to this.
Jim
Original issue reported on code.google.com by james.re...@gmail.com on 14 Sep 2009 at 4:06
Original issue reported on code.google.com by
james.re...@gmail.com
on 14 Sep 2009 at 4:06