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Eric Fischer maps language communities on Twitter using Chrome's open-source language detector. Each color, chosen to make differences more visibly obvious, represents a language. English is represented in dark gray, which is used just about everywhere, so it doesn't obscure everything else.

Twibberish takes your typed tweet and randomly translates it into another language, then translates that translation again, through as many languages as you select, until it reaches the end. Twibberish is like the children's game-Grapevine, Telephone, Telegraph, Operator, Whisper Down the Lane, Pass It Down, Chinese Whispers, Russian Gossip-in which players whisper a phrase to their neighbour, who then passes on the message to the next player, until it reaches the player at the end of the line.

provide a quick easy and automatic tool to post foreign language tweets So next time you want to speak to someone in another country don't grab for the translation book, just visit TweetTranslate!

Share a link instead of direct content. Super-size messages Rich text capabilities (bold, color, links, etc.) Messages with images Language translation Easy sharing (Twitter, LinkedIn, etc.) Track click statistics

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