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Ah so desktop!

Just to see how good the iGoogle Language Tools are, I took a couple of sentences in English and translated them into Finnish. Then from Finnish into Spanish, French, Hebrew, Japanese and finally back to English.

Letter perfect!

I just wish there were an English-Latin-English translator. iGoogle had one when I first discovered the Language Tools, but a day or two later, the Latin portion was gone.

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What would really impress me is if it had Gaelic.That's pretty much a dead language however it is still spoken on the outer islands off Scotland and about 1000 or so people living here in Nova Scotia. BTW Nova Scotia is Latin for New Scotland.

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I knew about the "New Scotland".

But did you know that Jewish immigrants to your area are opening a new deli: Nova S'Kosher.

Or the Japanese immigrants are opening a new General Motors dealership, featuring only older Chevrolet models, scaled way down in size: Nova Skoshi.

News about these new businesses hasn't been very plentiful, so if you hadn't heard about them, that's ok.

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