Google offered in mauritian Creole

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Being sick since yesterday from a hell of a fever, i was unable to go to work, hence stayed at home, i was googling for some stuffs [i don't know what] or i just instinctively typed google.com, and then i noticed sometihng…

Google.mu offered in: français Kreol morisien

I was like, wtf??? since when??? I guess its probably since today… anywayz check this out

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kind of funny :D [resers, preferans, and what i prefer the most... 'Bann zouti lingwistik']

hehehe this really sound cool :D .

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lol check sa .. pli bon enkor

Internet bann zimaz(Bann zimaz!!!)  Bann group Directory (I guess they forgot to change that :D )

**********@gmail.comMo kontKlike pou sorti <–nice :D

Tou lor Google <– :D each time am seeing “Trou lor google” there :D

and on the preferens page :

Resers TiyoTou lor Google <– tiyo? :D enfaite tiyo la c help.html!

EDIT: More stuffs from google, it seems that google will be having a cache here at Mauritius for the whole africa… yes local google cache servers in our lil island to serve the whole of africa.. definitely google seems to be in love with Mauritius :D :D:D.

What does google cache means for us? I guess we shall have faster access to google service… am already dreaming about youtube being cached here [imagine :D ] ..that would be too cool :D :D:D.

Plus we can get other advantages, e.g google cache page for search results [i almost always uses that since it is most of the time faster to load... now it shall be FASTEST.

Another stuff that is nice is that we can use images.google.com faster :D :D:D well ... i already have a nice habit of using images.google.com a lot :D .

I don't know if all these are getting cached, but the way this was said in the mbc news.. it did seemed to be a big project [unfortunately, i googled about it, couldn't find much info.. or i may be lazy to go through all the pages :) ]

Your comments? :D Anywayz, i wonder if this is old news.

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12 Responses to “Google offered in mauritian Creole”

  1. Yashvin Says:

    A bit old indeed :P
    A few days…

    Other blogs talking on this :
    1. http://sozzz.net/google-mu-in-creole/
    2. http://hostintruder.wordpress.com/2009/07/01/google-mauritius-in-creole/
    3. http://kailash.balnac.com/blog/?p=142

    As I did on these blogs,here is my copy paste question:
    “Will you use the creole version in your everyday life?”
    or will it only be a kind funny entertaining thing which won’t really be of any use?

    Cheers!

  2. Joyshan Says:

    Mo pa ti kone sa moi…mari top langaz la selman,
    “ouvert 1 nivo lafnet? ” ROFLMAO

  3. selven Says:

    thanks for letting me know yashwin :D
    :D monn set google en creole la moi :D mari nissa sa.

    waaaa joyshan franc tou mort ar riE sa

  4. morinn Says:

    Zot imaginer sa team kine fr bane traduction la comier riyer ine bizin riyer sa? ;D

  5. selven Says:

    :D sa mo sirrr zot ti p rod mett bann zourE en cachiette cachiett la dans! :D :D:D

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  7. Roushdat Says:

    Finallement google p retourne dans so pays dorigine, it is fun :D Selven to ti modifier 1 OS version creol non?

  8. selven Says:

    hehe wai roushdat, finalement li retourne dans so pays d’origine!

    :D roushdat, pas 1 OS, mais 1 shell :D

  9. Kurt Avish Says:

    ROFL…. So u noticed it too. BAN ZIMAZ la ki mo truv pli comik moi lol

    Google p dir nou nou ban ZIMAZ rofl hahaha :P

  10. Bruno Says:

    Very old news indeed

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  12. Roushdat Says:

    I read on pcworld.com (http://www.pcworld.com/businesscenter/article/168692/mauritius_to_host_google_cache_servers.html) that “Arnaud Carpooran, a linguist at the University of Mauritius” and his team did the translation for google

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