MT or Smartphones are useful but Humans are more Accurate in Translation   by Charlene Lacandazo

Who said that communication is getting difficult today? In a globalized world, where technologies and new innovation of gadgets are almost invading all spaces of the earth, humans have also adapted the idea of being quick in everything and in every move, as quick as possible.

Communication is important in all sorts of ways, otherwise without it, the world will be drained, and human lives will be useless. Nowadays, the world is facing modernization and thus, people are all experiencing acceleration of economic growth. Well, we cannot deny the fact that modern technologies help us or make the life of every human being a little easier. One of the best examples of this is through using machine translation, or the most common of all, the great existence of smart phones.

Because the world is multilingual, there are some instances where two people may communicate but somehow during their conversation, there would be some distraction and confusion. Today, using machine translators and smartphones is very popular, especially in the United States. In the U.S, half of the population within the country use smartphones. Most of us know that a lot of them are using it for translation, including the U.S military in the Middle East. But what is the advantage and disadvantage of using a smart phone for translation? Are they helpful and effective in giving us a correct translation or accurate information?

In our multilingual world, we all know that humans are the best and effective tool in communication. However, because of the cleverness and knowledge of human beings, the invention of machine translators and smartphones seems to be taking over the translation industry. In today