Shubamananda and Ramananda

I went to India, the first day, i saw Ramananda there. Ramananda got punishment and ordered stay on Tiljala. He went to talk to Shubamananda. Because Ramananda was not existing s.s. Shubamananda was existing Hong Kong Sector S.S. then, Shubamananda came to my room. He told me to leave right away. 1. Stop Chrome from automatically translating websites If a translation appears while you are writing or viewing a blog/webpage, Chrome's translation setting may be responsible. Turn it off completely Open Chrome. Click the three dots ⋮ in the upper-right corner. Click Settings. Click Languages on the left. Find Google Translate. Turn Use Google Translate OFF. Google's current Chrome instructions confirm that this setting controls whether Chrome offers to translate webpages. You can also go directly to: Important: If the translation is happening inside the blog website itself while you are typing, rather than Chrome translating the webpage, then it may be the blog site's own translation feature. If you tell me which blog website you are using (for example, Blogger, WordPress, etc.), I can show you exactly where to turn that off. 2. Stop YouTube from translating all the video titles YouTube now has a Preferred languages setting. YouTube says that videos whose original language is one of your preferred languages will not have their titles/descriptions automatically translated. On your computer: Go to YouTube. Click your profile picture in the upper-right. Click Settings. Click Playback & performance. Find Language. Click Add or edit languages. Add the languages you understand—for example, English and Chinese. Click Confirm. This setting is specifically designed to control translated titles, descriptions, and audio. YouTube – Preferred language settings If you want the original titles as much as possible Since you don't want YouTube changing the titles, I recommend adding every language that you normally understand to Preferred languages. This tells YouTube that you want to see content in its original language rather than having YouTube translate it. If you want, I can walk you through it one step at a time on your computer, starting with Chrome. it is yahoo blog Ah, that helps. If you mean Yahoo Blog, then the translation appearing while you are writing may not be Chrome's translation. It could be a Yahoo feature or a browser translation feature. There are two separate problems: 1. Translation appears while you are writing your Yahoo Blog First, look at the translation itself. If you see a small Translate box or translation icon near the top/right of Chrome, that's probably Chrome, not Yahoo. If the translation appears inside the Yahoo Blog writing/editing screen, then it is likely coming from Yahoo or the blog editor. Yahoo's current help pages do have language preferences for Yahoo services, but I could not find an official Yahoo setting specifically saying "turn off automatic translation while writing a blog." 2. YouTube is translating the titles That is separate from Yahoo. We can fix that through YouTube's Preferred languages setting. If you want, send me a screenshot of what you see when the Yahoo Blog translates your writing. I can look at the screenshot and tell you exactly which translation service is doing it and where to turn it off.