[size=150:384s7eru]Google goes Cyrillic

While Bulgaria is celebrating, basking in a beautiful sunny morning, so is the search engine Google which, at the stroke of midnight, launched its Bulgarian Cyrillic letters on its home page, where it is now written – "
Гугъл"
– in Bulgarian.

However, the Cyrillic version of Google is available only in Bulgaria while the home pages of other countries which are using the alphabet, notably in Russia and Serbia, are in Latin.

Sofia Echo

I've been using google translate to check all my documents... it's brilliant.. scan into an OCR program like AABBY fine reader and selecting Bulgarian as language then a quick copy and paste into google translate... 95% accurate so can read all the docs you have... for FREE

Rich

willowsend wrote:

However, the Cyrillic version of Google is available only in Bulgaria

Actually, you can use the Bulgarian google search in any country, just by going to:
[url:u9g769hw]http:
//www.
google.
bg[/url:u9g769hw]

I had to laugh as when I put in 'Sofia', one of google's recommendations was 'Sofia Loren':

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Thank you Chris I will try that but what I normally do when I'm searching is I use Google translate from eng to Bg and the I paste the Bg text into google and it finds all sort of things and from there I just click translate on Google for whichever page I want to open sometime I find what I'm looking for and other time I get a load of rubbish but generally it works for me.