Mashable proclaimed Wednesday (04/02/2012), this means that the user is able to receive emails in Japanese and immediately translate it into English. Users can also communicate with their friends in France without having to know the language.
Function of automatic message translation was originally introduced in Gmail Labs in May 2009. At that time, the translation function quickly became hits among a variety of Gmail users, especially business people who work with people from around the world.
"Some people just want to easily read the letters from overseas. While others are writing about how to configure Gmail's mother to translate the whole letter in the language of your country in addition to reducing the number of phone calls requesting an explanation" wrote the Product Manager of Google translator on a blog.
"Because the translation of the letter is most popular laboratory, we decided now was the time of those features graduated from Gmail Labs and move to the real world," he said.
These services will be issued for Gmail users over the next few days. When you receive the email in a foreign language, press the "Translate posts" within the email header make it instantly translated.
Users who know both languages, you can choose not to activate that function. While users who regularly need a translation of messages, Gmail can always choose to translate the messages they receive
