Google adds automatic translation to Gmail

[Andrew]

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Google added automatic translation technology to Gmail on Tuesday, allowing users of its email service to translate messages in another language with a single mouse click. The Mountain View, California-based Internet giant said it had integrated its Google Translate program into Gmail, allowing automatic translation of messages in several dozen languages.

"When you receive an email in a language other than your own, Gmail will help you translate it into a language you can understand," Google said in a post on the company blog. "If all parties are using Gmail, you can have entire conversations in multiple languages with each participant reading the messages in whatever language is most comfortable for them," Google said.

Gmail will help you translate any message that you receive in another language into a language you can understand. The feature can be used for 41 languages. Gmail will suggest a language to translate the message to, and also gives you the option to translate the message to different language.

[Asuman]

Simply enable "Message Translation" from the Labs tab under Settings, and when you receive an email in a language other than your own, Gmail will help you translate it into a language you can understand. For that you just need to do a one click on it.

[Atilla]

To enable, click "Message Translation" from the Labs tab under Settings. Incoming emails in other languages will then have a "Translate message to: English" button.

[Ayush]

So, if any user receive any mail in a another language, that uers have to only enable "Message Translation" from the Labs tab under Settings, and on receiving an email in a language other than their own, Gmail will help translate it into a language they can understand.