Great job guys – any chance this would work in tree viewer and not just in search?

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Interesting facts!
Hopefully, the Super Search will include Hungarian!
what a great idea and will help many people thanks anne
This is the best program I have found
I have made more progress using Myheritage than any other.
Great, maybe It will help me find Polish/Russian records.
Cool!
I think this is wonderful. It will increase knowledge for all. My husband is of German descent on both of his parents. This will make it faster finding information.
Mazel tov!! This is VERY helpful!
Linda Green(baum)My grandfather Domenico was born in Lipari, Sicily and his father’s name was Antoni
When my French ancestors went to Uruguay all of their names were changes into Spanish. This will be a great help.
I want more information. This is exciting. Can you help me with my maiden name and married name please.?
This is wonderful and will keep alive the enthusiasm of many who maybe would have given up. Irish would be nice as so many Aussies relate back to Ireland.
Thanks guys
Tagalog and Cebuano would be good, countless Filipinos work abroad.
I have been looking for a contact(illegitimate line) between Prince john of Gaunt (1300’s) and later John Rawstorne (1490)(Rosthorne)
Great Idea and huge help
I am amazed. Thank you for making things faster and easier. I wonder if this technology also covers some Asian languages,- for example URDU spoken and understood by majority in sub continent ( India , Pakistan and neighbouring countries ??
I want to try it too.
For a long time I wanted to know about my ancestors. I hope to get success from this.
looks good
I am hoping that this new addotion to My Heritage will be able to help multitudes of people!
great idea can you not make it name and country specific
As the story goes , Edward Murray McVean , arriving from fighting in the Boer War in Africa, arrived home in Tilbury East Township,Kent County, Ontario, Canada, learned that his father, John McVean was missing in Mississippi USA. John was a logger ; as he was rolling the logs down the Mississippi River, he drowned.That was in 1904 abt. After that Edward may have had his father buried there, he did not returned home to Canada. From all research here in the area where he was raised, he must have taken ill from malaria (contracted in Africa)and died in U.S. I have been searching from the cemetery (military) where he could have been buried in
The Czech language is already assisting me with my Slovak paternal family tree. I now have a rather comprehensive family tree which is still growing. Can Slovak be one of the next languages after Chinese and Japanese?
my grandfather, Dope Harrison, full blood Cherokee. American name was Benjamin Harrison. recorded in the archives.
would love to know my complete heritage. thank you so much for your assistance.
thanks a lot. it is an better inspiration.
Thank you
Interested to see how this develops with regards Irish surnames which go through many level of corruption from their Gaelic origins. Many in the USA have their Irish roots obscured by ancestors using overtly anglicized spellings to avoid nativist prejudices for example.
I am looking forward to this program. I find easy to use the “My Heritage” program.
I am looking forward to this program.Even I don’t have difficulties to read Latin or Russian letters. But I don’ always recognize that the name I find is same that I already have on the tree.
Its really a good blog on English to Marathi dictionary tips. I appreciate your article. Thanks for the information about learn English to Marathi clearly. This blog is really helpful to give a light in this issue. So thanks for sharing all that important information.
So very helpful! My Popou ‘s names were changed in the USA. Vasellis? Mavrikes? I don’t know the Greek version.
This sounds very exciting.
Sandra Rumfeldt
July 20, 2015
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