Translation of electronically transmitted messages

Details Translation of electronically transmitted messages Translation of electronically transmitted messages

2005-05-05

2008-08-05

Edouard, Patrick N. (Department: 2626)

Data processing: speech signal processing, linguistics, language

Linguistics

Translation machine

C704S005000

Reexamination Certificate

active

07409333

ABSTRACT:
A communication system for human communication comprises a sending computer system11, a receiving computer system21aand a translation web site31. The sending system11is arranged, when sending a communication, to determine a first human perceptible language associated with the sender and a second human perceptible language associated with the recipient and, if the first and second languages are different, to send the communication to the translation system31for translation. The address of the receiving system is sent with the communication. The diverted communication is translated, and forwarded by the translation system31to the receiving system.If the first and second languages are the same, the communication is sent by the sending system11directly to the receiving system21a. The receiving system checks the language of incoming communications against that of the recipient and, if necessary, sends the communication to the translation site31for translation and return.

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