because westerners are fucking weirdos who dont know how to act like regular people heres just some videos of just regular life in Xinjiang from a food blog so you can actually learn about the place youre posting so hard about online
In the last few years, definitely. It's pretty reliable for the gist of most things, but you'll inevitably always get those CC errors where it completely fucks a sentence up and that results in the auto-translation being equally absymal.
EDIT: Since they allow creators to upload their own subtitles (and up until recently, iirc, allowed the option for creators to use community-submitted captions) I forgot to mention that videos (like the ones posted) where clearly the uploader has done some subtitling/captioning in their own language probably get translated even more accurately, since youtube's not relying on their own generated Chinese captions and then translating those to English.
because westerners are fucking weirdos who dont know how to act like regular people heres just some videos of just regular life in Xinjiang from a food blog so you can actually learn about the place youre posting so hard about online
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YKVk8HO4Ht0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mpct5lXg7Wo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v9C_Gmrvs8w
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XjGG6B54wQc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=POdxYP7KmxE
E: the full 10 episodes series
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLoW6f-uH7MHBw-sus0KdClk8bQCDOBLum
their brains are rotted out from all the spoils of conquest and empire they’ve fed on
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I don't speak Mandarin, and there are no English captions.
turn cc on and in settings set it to auto translate English, it works pretty well!
Did youtube's auto translate improve? I always found it to be pretty shitty.
In the last few years, definitely. It's pretty reliable for the gist of most things, but you'll inevitably always get those CC errors where it completely fucks a sentence up and that results in the auto-translation being equally absymal.
EDIT: Since they allow creators to upload their own subtitles (and up until recently, iirc, allowed the option for creators to use community-submitted captions) I forgot to mention that videos (like the ones posted) where clearly the uploader has done some subtitling/captioning in their own language probably get translated even more accurately, since youtube's not relying on their own generated Chinese captions and then translating those to English.
its not like super accurate i assume but its easy enough to understand everything
These videos are great, thanks !
the whole series is great, theres 10 episodes from Xinjiang, makes me mad im just here eating bagels and frozen pizza every day lol
I was about to post the guy