1. A method for identifying and translating jargon, the method comprising: retrieving, by a computer, a profile information of a first participant of a multi-party communication, wherein the profile information of the first participant i) includes demographic information related to the first participant, and ii) indicates a location of the first participant; identifying, by the computer, an original jargon submitted by a second participant included in the multi-party communication based, at least in part, on the profile information of the first participant; predicting, by the computer, whether the first participant will understand the original jargon based, at least in part, on the demographic information related to the first participant and the location of the first participant; responsive to a prediction that the first participant will not understand the original jargon, generating, by the computer, a translated jargon by translating the original jargon based, at least in part, on the profile information of the first participant, wherein the translated jargon can be understood by the first participant of the multi-party communication; and sending, by the computer, the translated jargon to the first participant of the multi-party communication.
1. A method for identifying and translating jargon, the method comprising: retrieving, by a computer, a profile information of a first participant of a multi-party communication, wherein the profile information of the first participant i) includes demographic information related to the first participant, and ii) indicates a location of the first participant; identifying, by the computer, an original jargon submitted by a second participant included in the multi-party communication based, at least in part, on the profile information of the first participant; predicting, by the computer, whether the first participant will understand the original jargon based, at least in part, on the demographic information related to the first participant and the location of the first participant; responsive to a prediction that the first participant will not understand the original jargon, generating, by the computer, a translated jargon by translating the original jargon based, at least in part, on the profile information of the first participant, wherein the translated jargon can be understood by the first participant of the multi-party communication; and sending, by the computer, the translated jargon to the first participant of the multi-party communication. 2. The method of claim 1 , the method further comprising: predicting, by the computer, whether the participant of the multi-party communication will understand the original jargon based, at least in part, on i) the profile information of the first participant and a profile information of a second participant of the multi-party communication, wherein the profile information of the second participant includes a location of the second participant and a primary language used for communication by the second participant, and ii) at least one of: a translation of the original jargon, a definition of the original jargon, a result of a text analysis including the original jargon, and a search result for original jargon.