bug report

Cantonese speech no longer available under Bing (and possibly elsewhere). For a while Cantonese speech was available, then it was curiously available under Chinese (traditional). Now it is not available under either Chinese (traditional) or Cantonese. What changed?

Edge translator plugin installed,
It didn't show expected text(Chinese) when I open
https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc1928

fix it so that i can paste url into box at upper left at http://www.translatetheweb.com. It stopped working after last Windows 10 update

When PC has VC Runtime 2013 12.0.40664.0 (KB 4032938), the installer (.exe file) shows UAC and requires other VC Runtime 2013. Actually it seems that exactly 12.0.40660.0 is ideal but the upper version should be OK.

What is even worse, the download center's "System Requirements" tells wrong VC Runtime URL (12.0.40649.5 (KB 3138367)). This is a doc bug, must be fixed.
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=55024

the capability to translate voice using any laptop microphone.

when I type in Chinese (via pinyin) in Google Translate I can still see the pinyin underneath the Chinese word, this is really useful for us language learners

Pronunciation in writing is so important for learners of English and another thing is a written words pridictions as Google has, when you start typing it automatically suggests the whole word, moreover it's so painful to write a word I want to translate but I am not sure the spelling it automatically delete the word I have to write it again. If it can't translate just keep the word back on so that I could adjust it or modify it for similar or to change its ending. I believe that developers are so overrated it's simply things to thing about

For work I often receive emails containing replies that alternate between languages. When I use the outlook translate whole document feature, it breaks and stops translating after the first English (The language i'm translating to) reply leaving all further replies un-translated.

Use a captcha that isn't case sensitive. Right now it's next to impossible to use your app if you suspect I'm a computer and want me to prove I'm not.

In English, the pronoun "you" is used to refer to both one person and more than one person. However, many languages have different singular and plural forms of this pronoun, but Microsoft Translator always translates the singular form into the plural form when translating between languages that have different singular and plural forms. For example, "du" in German, which is the singular form, is incorrectly translated to French as "vous", which is the plural form. The correct translation is "tu", which is the singular form.

At a Q&A with a USA GM today here in London his accent was giving some spurious returning words that were wildly off. The business phraseology picked up our competitors better.
Also the pick up is more responsive to a deep male voice over a soft female voice. Room to add variables within language versions to account for this?