Facebook News Feed product manager Greg Marra tells me Facebook selected these languages because they're "commonly spoken ones that many people use in the world, We wanted to pick languages that would help many people, and where clickbait was a particular problem".
In real life, they said, the issues surrounding immigration, both legal and illegal, were far more complicated than bumper sticker slogans or jabs on a debate stage or even the carefully picked language of campaign policy papers.
After all, children supposedly pick up language quickly.
Some seals pick up language the way parrots do, and can develop a vocabulary.
This is plausible, because children pick up language quicker than adults.
To that point, I was slow to pick up language, slow to show an interest in the world.
Type your phrase into a box on the page, pick the language you want to convert it to, and click Translate.
Pick any language you want (java, c#, vb, cobol, etc).
Pick the language, L1, for example, in which people having the same job are indiscernible.
For multilingual search, users pick a language they want to search in and type in a query in English.
