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Putting Google and Hillary Clinton through Google Translate

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Putting a News Headline through Google Translate

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In Defense of Google Translate (Sort of)

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Jeremy Patterson: I study languages, particularly French. I teach French and Spanish at Bob Jones University. My interests include languages, linguistics, and theology. Two or three feeble (and thus understandably unsuccessful) attempts on my part to find good linguistics blogs, combined with inspiration from other well-run blogs, have led me to start my own language-related blog.

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