The app in English language as Google translation can be unreliable. For non-English users it could be frustrating.
Vaishnavi U M
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When we plan to move anywhere, we mostly depends Google map, Isn't it?
It is the most popular navigation app used by smartphone users in India. Its helps user to reaches the destination, very quickly. But the problem facing by user is Google map didn't recognise the local language. when we search a local place it will gives so many place together.
The app in English language as Google translation can be unreliable. For non-English users it could be frustrating. For example acronym NIT is pronounced "en-aye tee", not as the English word "NIT". An another example if a man searches a place in his local language, place didn't recognise properly and it's shown so many other places.
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To solve the problem, Google built a set of learning models to transliterate the names of the Latin script of place names into 10 languages in India: Hindi, Bangla, Marathi, Gujarati, Kannada, Malayalam, Telugu, Tamil, Punjabi and Odia.
Google says it has explored its systems to better identify millions of important locations in India in these 10 languages, “increasing the coverage nearly twenty-fold in some languages”. The search giant thinks that this will allow non-English users of Google Maps to find them easily bus stops, grocery stores, clinics, train stations and other frequented places in their native languages.
Hope the Google map becomes much more friendly for users by giving very fast result through it.