Different methods for performing this are compared using a triangle with multiple “levels of depth” named after Bernard Vauquois (15[1])(VOH-kwah). A collaborative demo between Georgetown and IBM showed the technical feasibility of this task, which had its funding reduced after the publication of the pessimistic ALPAC (15[1])report. The quality of this task’s output can be measured using the (15[1])BLEU (15[1]-5[1])(“blue”) score. The (15[2])Trados Studio (-5[1])software can be used to assist in this process, which is made easier using (*) “memory” hardware that implements fuzzy matching. Statistical (10[1])paradigms for this task often include parallel corpora as training (-5[1])sets. Issues with Google’s popular software for (10[1])this (10[1])task (10[1])include difficulties with word-sense (10[3])ambiguity. For 10 points, (10[1])name this task that can be (10[2])used to change the phrase “I love (10[1])pizza” (10[1])to “Me encanta la (10[1])pizza.” (10[2])■END■