Rwanda: Google Translations Reveal Kinyarwanda Is Not So Simple

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Rwanda: Google Translations Reveal Kinyarwanda Is Not So Simple

[East African] Google Translate last year added Kinyarwanda as one of the five new languages onto its offering, breaking a four-year deadlock of no language added.

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