Quote from: Prateek88 on May 07, 2019, 06:29:49 PM

Yet again translated back to English using Google translator -

Proof reference -

When did Google translation become the ultimate translation dictionary? Do you realize that the Hindi sentence is grammatically incorrect?

Also, if translators feel it's right to correct Google's translation then there is an option to join the Google translation community: https://translate.google.com/community. Infact, many verified translations of Google are also incorrect. Like this: http://prntscr.com/nlx0a8. Icing on the cake = सोने पे सुहागा in Hindi while Google marks it as a verified translation.

Note: Google translation is a tool used by people who don't know the language and who can translate it in their own language. It cannot be used for commercial purposes and not by people who understand both languages they need to translate. It can definitely be used as a reference but not as the only source. No point in correcting Google translated text as then Google should be rewarded instead of the translator.

I am myself not a professional translator and may be am nobody to point fingers on others but when I find somebody cheating to earn money and putting in no effort in their work, I feel bad and hence helped OP in verifying the translation. Others are free to verify the same and let me know if I am wrong.