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Judging from the commercial it does. Although I won't embarrass myself by guessing the language.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uyeJXKfAcpc




Just tested myself. You need to change the browser default language to make it work, but it does a very good job!


That was Japanese (Hiragana, one of the glyph forms that Japanese uses).


The search was actually in kanji, not hiragana. And the first result (a Wikipedia page), had sakura in katakana.

Sakura in kanji: 桜

Sakura in hiragana: さくら

Sakura in katakana: サクラ


It was Japanese - it was the Kanji for sakura (桜) - hence the cherry trees in the background.




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