The “multilinguality” of Web content provides opportunities for users to directly access and use previously incomprehensible sources of Web information. Monolingual search engines only allow users to enter a search query in one language. This restriction clearly limits the amount and type of information that an individual user can access. In a global community, users are looking for online information access systems or services that can help them find and use information presented in native or non–native languages. A Cross–Language Search Engine enables web users to access information that could not be accessible before. By performing a cross-language search, users just need to write the query in their native language, then just select the target language for the SERP (Search Engine Results Page) and get the result. Practical example of Cross-Language search? I will tell you my personal experience. I needed a solution for a problem with my smartphone concerning a terrible bat
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