Can Google Identify Translated Content?

As long as it is readable, it is good to go.
 
I am bilingual and I operate in a niche that has tons of content in my native language.

I take the content in my native language, I translate it, edit it, pass it through a plagiarism checker and I republish it to my English speaking blog.

I am wondering if "G" can understand that the content I am translating/republishing is translated.

If yes, how?

If not, do you know any news or technology that is about to be launched that will be able to identify translated content?
If you edit the content carefully , you can fool google. But if the result is produced with same tools available on Google, they can identify patterns as many will use these tools to spam.
 
Yes, Google can detect translated content if it is not well edited.
 
Yes google can identify that. my writing team produced 100k content by translation and uploaded to the websites. We did not get any ranking for these content.
 
Google detects the translated content and the worst thing is if the content owner notices it, you will have legal problems.
 
had no problem with translated content sofar, i don't think google is checking for that.
also imagine google would have to check each and every page and translate it to 1000s of languages and cross compare.
even with their computing power that would take ages.
This is the most logical argument I have heard today.
 
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