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Service that Auto-translates English Emails

2020-07-27
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Email auto translation service 'heybunny' Image / Photo = Twigfarm

'heybunny' is an online and mobile service that translates e-mails sent in foreign languages. Any email you receive from any email account can be sent back with a free translation with a single click.

‘heybunny,’ currently provided as an open beta service, returns the translated email to the user by sending the entire e-mail that needs translation through the forwarding function to heybunny’s e-mail address. If you send it to heybunny’s email address with the forwarding function, the translated email is returned to the user.

Since it is an online service that is provided on a cloud basis it is not contingent on devices such as PCs and smartphones, and e-mails can be sent and viewed freely. In addition, you do not have to download or install a separate program.

Another advantage of heybunny is that people who need automatic translation, such as through Google translate, Naver's Papago, and Kakaoi translation, do not have to visit each one by one. English e-mails that are very long or applied in a format like newsletters are also translated while maintaining font color, size, and arrangement. In the same way, Korean e-mails are converted to English while maintaining the format, so it is useful when ordinary office workers need to translate work e-mails.

In addition, translation technology based on natural language processing technology is used rather than being viewed and translated by humans, so even if email security is a concern, you can receive email translations.

Baek Sun-ho, CEO of Twigfarm, who developed "heybunny," said, "As more and more companies handle global content and overseas businesses, the number of office workers who have to send and receive e-mails in foreign languages continues to increase," and, "Even if we can receive only automatic e-mail translation results in real time, productivity will increase, so we will continue to increase the number of supported languages with the developed service."

[Reporter Baek Ji-soo]

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