the task of translating English language sentences to German. Assume that the training data for english-german translation is scarce whereas german-english translation pairs are readily available. We train in the intended direction from English to German language using the available data. Additionally, we also train a german-english translation model over german-english translation pairs. Let’s call this water” using the forward and the reverse models. The final english output along with the intermediate german text “Der Wal springt ins Wasser” forms a synthetic sample to train the forward model. Figure 3-12:

getVariant(). Parameter language code is a lowercase ISO 639 2- letter code (like zh for Chinese, de for German and so on) while country code is an uppercase ISO 3166 2-letter code (like CN for China, DE for message: greetingMessage=Welcome to the site! Along with this file we can also find a bundle for German (WicketApplication_de.properties) and another one in XML format for simplified Chinese (WicketApplication_zh locale can be changed with a drop-down list and the possible options are English (the default one), German and simplified Chinese: The label displaying the greeting message has a custom read-only model which

getVariant(). Parameter language code is a lowercase ISO 639 2- letter code (like zh for Chinese, de for German and so on) while country code is an uppercase ISO 3166 2-letter code (like CN for China, DE for message: greetingMessage=Welcome to the site! Along with this file we can also find a bundle for German (WicketApplication_de.properties) and another one in XML format for simplified Chinese (WicketApplication_zh locale can be changed with a drop-down list and the possible options are English (the default one), German and simplified Chinese: The label displaying the greeting message has a custom read-only model which

django cms Documentation, Release 2.1.5 CMS_LANGUAGES = ( ('fr', gettext('French')), ('de', gettext('German')), ('en', gettext('English')), ) Note: Make sure you only define languages which are also in LANGUAGES your settings.py. And you are on a page that hasn’t got a english translation yet and you view the german version then the language chooser will redirect to /. The same goes for urls that are not handled name in the settings. In “native” mode the languages are displayed in their actual language (eg. German will be displayed “Deutsch”, Japanese as “” etc). In “current” mode the languages are translated

available in the CMS. Example: CMS_LANGUAGES = ( ('fr', gettext('French')), ('de', gettext('German')), ('en', gettext('English')), ) Note Make sure you only define languages which are also in your settings.py. And you are on a page that hasn’t got a english translation yet and you view the german version then the language chooser will redirect to /. The same goes for urls that are not handled name in the settings. In “native” mode the languages are displayed in their actual language (eg. German will be displayed “Deutsch”, Japanese as “日本語” etc). In “current” mode the languages are translated

getVariant(). Parameter language code is a lowercase ISO 639 2- letter code (like zh for Chinese, de for German and so on) while country code is an uppercase ISO 3166 2-letter code (like CN for China, DE for message: greetingMessage=Welcome to the site! Along with this file we can also find a bundle for German (WicketApplication_de.properties) and another one in XML format for simplified Chinese (WicketApplication_zh locale can be changed with a drop-down list and the possible options are English (the default one), German and simplified Chinese: The label displaying the greeting message has a custom read-only model which

getVariant(). Parameter language code is a lowercase ISO 639 2- letter code (like zh for Chinese, de for German and so on) while country code is an uppercase ISO 3166 2-letter code (like CN for China, DE for message: greetingMessage=Welcome to the site! Along with this file we can also find a bundle for German (WicketApplication_de.properties) and another one in XML format for simplified Chinese (WicketApplication_zh locale can be changed with a drop-down list and the possible options are English (the default one), German and simplified Chinese: The label displaying the greeting message has a custom read-only model which

default values. In the example above we define two sites. The first site has 3 languages (English, German and French) and the second site has only Dutch. The default node defines default behavior for all session • language in cookie • language in from browser • LANGUAGE_CODE from settings No if i have a German browser and visit a page that is only English and French, it will choose the language that is in CMS_LANGUAGES and you are on a page that doesn’t yet have an English translation and you view the German version then the language chooser will redirect to /. The same goes for urls that are not handled