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It is in Greek. The interesting part is that it "is translated" in many languages. When I clicked the Romanian flag, google translate opened and then I got the site in something that looks like Romanian.
I know google chrome has the option to translate the website into different languages via google translate. I turned off this function. ... See more
It is in Greek. The interesting part is that it "is translated" in many languages. When I clicked the Romanian flag, google translate opened and then I got the site in something that looks like Romanian.
I know google chrome has the option to translate the website into different languages via google translate. I turned off this function. But how could one voluntarily choose to translate the webpage that represents his/her company via google translate?
I won't use google translate for my webpage, obviously. I started this forum because I found it weird that people do actually use this feature. It could become usual in a while.
Have a nice day!
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