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Can you try to support Chinese (Miscellaneous)

posted by kerravon E-mail, Sydney, Free World South, 17.12.2022, 12:32

> > And when reading messages, you want to click on a
> > button that says "translate to Chinese", and perhaps
> > even have that on auto?
>
> My native charset is not based on latin.
> My english is, also, bad. :-(
> I am use translate service, also. (i can don't use, but will be less
> clear).
> Imho, 90% other users - have [near] the same situation.
Ok, I had no idea people weren't typing in English.

So, with regards to this translation service - are
you running it externally, or is it built in to the
website?

If it is built in to the website, is there a reason
it doesn't support Chinese?

If it is not built in to the website, what is the
barrier to adding it to the website? Is the website
running on MSDOS or something and doesn't support
translation in 640k?

You can probably tell I have no idea about modern
development or web development - I froze time at
1990.

Actually, I have a question - is the "English alphabet"
and the "Latin alphabet" the same thing, or does one
have more characters than the other? I know that French
and German has more characters than English - does that
mean they don't use Latin? Do even the Italians use Latin?
I "know" the Latin language is dead, but I don't know
if the Italians at least use the alphabet still.

BFN. Paul.

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