@Marion Diabolito
Yeah, everyday Japanese is based heavily on understanding/knowing the context, because it generally leaves out basic/"obvious" bits of information. While it is easy for a person to know these things, Google T, which can only go by the words you give it, has a much harder time.
Edit: For example, Japanese doesn't have a definite grammatical article (the) or equivalent, nor is there singular/plural.
While I don't speak any other Asian language besides Japanese, I've heard from others that Japanese <> Chinese and Japanese <> Korean is significanly more accurate than Japanese <> European languages, which makes sense.
last edited at Feb 3, 2017 1:03PM