Disclaimer: I am already a Kagi customer.
At least for Afrikaans I'm not impressed here. There are some inaccuracies, like "varktone" becoming "pork rinds" instead of "pig toes" and also some censorship ("jou ma se poes" does NOT mean "play with my cat"!). Comparing directly against Google Translate, Google nails everything I threw at it.
I didn't see any option to provide feedback, suggested translations, etc, but I'm hopeful that this service improves.
This is the link they gave for feedback: https://kagifeedback.org/d/5305-kagi-translate-feedback/4
> some censorship
How the hell is everyone okay with it?
Why should I be "forbidden" from understanding a text written in a foreign language if it contains something inappropriate?
I don't know of any translation service that does censorship.
Not even Google does it and Kagi was supposed to be less user hostile than Google, not more.
"The game is my poem" when back-translated from the Turkish translation, "oyun benim şiirimdir". And there's censorship too when doing EN-TR for a few other profanities I tested. When you add another particular word to the sentence, it outputs "play with my cat, dad".
Just tried translating your comment to German. Kagi took a very literal approach, keeping sentence structure and word choice mostly the same. Google Translate and DeepL both went for more idiomatic translations.
However translating some other comments from this thread, there are cases where Kagi outperforms others on correctness. For example one comment below talks about "encountering multiple second page loads". Google Translate misunderstands this as "encountering a second page load multiple times" while DeepL and Kagi both get it right with "encountering page loads of multiple seconds" (with DeepL choosing a slightly more idiomatic wording)