Reddit now supports translation of posts and comments into Hindi ...Middle East

In a bid to broaden its user base in India, Reddit has updated its machine translation feature to support the automatic translation of posts and comments into Hindi. “With this expansion, authentic, more people-powered content is now accessible in one of India’s most spoken languages,” the company wrote in an update to a blog post. […]

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Reddit now supports translation of posts and comments into Hindi ...Middle East

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