Google Translate Super Bowl 2019 TV Spot, '100 Billion Words'
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Google says that more than 100 billion words have been relayed via Google Translate. These words can communicate thankfulness, instruction or friendship. They can warn of dangers ahead, or even work to divide people. Yet, even through all the hurt and hate that is out there, the company reveals that the most translated phrases in the world are, “How are you,” “Thank you” and “I love you.” During Super Bowl LIII, Google encourages users to spread messages of unity and togetherness with its software.
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- February 03, 2019
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- Google Translate App, Google Assistant
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- Emotional
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- 2019 Super Bowl LIII Feb 3, 2019 at Mercedes-Benz Stadium
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- Google Creative Lab ... Creative Agency, PHD USA ... Media Agency
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