Given that it's based on Google Translate, those translations can be a bit rough at times, though they are generally good enough to get the general gist of an article.
Lets hope that unlike the Babel Fish in Hitch-Hikers Guide to the Galaxy that Google Talk doesn't start any conflicts; given that the service is pulling data from Google Translate some of those translations may end up being rather interesting to say the least.
Users translate small bits of the site, and those translations are then voted on by other users until the process is complete.
Facebook not only encouraged users to translate parts of the site, but also let other users fine-tune those translations or pick among multiple translations.
Marius Victorinus had already translated the same three texts in the fourth century (Dod [1982]), but those translations were lost.
Rather, my intention was simply to compile a list of those translations I considered particularly noteworthy.
This week's poem, What is Man? (Pa Beth yw Dyn? ) is one of those translations.
Those translations were then adapted as cantata lyrics by Denny Clark, a member of the chorale.
In those translations, you don't have the luxury of consulting with the author, since Bolaño died in 2003.
Play will pick up those translations and pass them to the form helpers, which is where the play.api.i18n.Messages comes in.
