Ever confused about the right way to spell Indian names? Say, you were interested in finding out more about our Lok Sabha speaker, Meira Kumar but you are not sure how her name is spelled. Just speak her name and we show you the correct web results for "Meira Kumar". However, if you said "Meera bai" we would give you the alternative spelling even though "Meira" and "Meera" have identical pronunciations.
Posted by Sanjay Bhansali & Sunil Chandra, Google Translator Toolkit Team
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Once you install the bookmarklet on your favorite browser (we support Internet Explorer, Firefox, Chrome and Safari), you can simply turn transliteration on/off in the browser itself.
To get started, click on the links for one of our supported languages and follow the instructions on the page: Arabic, Hindi, Kannada, Malayalam, Tamil and Telugu. Alternatively, you can follow the links at http://code.google.com/p/t13n/.
Type away, and let us know what you think.
Posted by Sarveshwar Duddu, Software Engineer
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