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  • LangId - Identify any Language from Text

    As you can read in their about page it support 85 languages for now... obviously it can not support *everything* ... For those language they support it works fine here! Check out the list of the supported language http://langid.net/about-langid.html Also as someone else said the most the... more

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  • Rated by ohyoubigsilly on Nov 14, 10:08pm

    Strangely enough, it can't recognize gibberish. Why this thing fails is because it doesn't take syntax into consideration when making a distinction between languages. You could type "alsdhf l;kerhhdkhf alsdkfhdfh von hasld8yasdkf", it would find the word "von" and conclude "OH, YEAH, THAT'S GERMAN".

  • Reviewed by Pandemic1444 on Sep 16, 6:57pm

    It was wrong, "gaan kak in die mielies" it believes is dutch when it's South African in origin. I wouldn't know it except it means something cool. It did get "es mi primer dia" right as spanish, but most people will figure that out for themselves.

  • Reviewed by RockTheFreeWorld on Aug 27, 4:20pm

    Some good, some bad. Nifty.

  • Rated by Anth on Aug 18, 7:55pm

    I was going to give this a thumbs down for identifying "uno" as Italian. You learn something new every day.

  • Rated by thewhizzer on Aug 17, 8:23pm

    I tried this LATIN Neque porro quisquam est qui dolorem ipsum quia dolor sit amet, consectetur, adipisci velit it came up as English...so it is not such a hot thing after all is it...any doubters just google my phrase...its a crock of garbage in my opinion

  • Rated by FoobyKamikaze on Aug 13, 8:20pm

    Or, y'know, you could just learn to identify certain characteristics of any language you have any chance of coming across and actually care about. Which is less than 85.

  • Rated by tporter12 on Aug 12, 10:18am

    It identifies this as English, Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Its Latin.

  • Reviewed by blusa on Aug 05, 8:45pm

    for testing the language. HEHE, interesting