Here is the entry of one more “enhancement in the world of Translate Toolâ€, being made by Google these days. The new enhancement is called "Translate My Page." Now the webmasters will have all the freedom to make their content available in all the languages that are supported by Google!
According to the Official Google Webmaster Central Blog,
“Users may already be translating your webpage using Google Translate, but you can make it even easier by including our "Translate My Page" gadget, available at http://translate.google.com/translate_tools.
The gadget will be rendered in the user's language, so if they come to your page and can't understand anything else, they'll be able to read the gadget, and translate your page into their language.
Sometimes there may be some content on your page that you don't want us to translate. You can now add class=notranslate to any HTML element to prevent that element from being translated. For example, you may want to do something like:
Email us at <span class="notranslate">sales at mydomain dot com</span>
And if you have an entire page that should not be translated, you can add:
<meta name="google" value="notranslate">
to the <head> of your page and we won't translate any of the content on that page.â€</head></meta>
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you should to it
actually google machine translation is not perfect. there are lots of funny examples. Just see how it translates into Russian the famous city "Moscow"!!! I think if you are serious about your blog or web-site, you should use professional translation services.