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Hi,
I'm searching for a "great" site that offers traslation english "other language" free.
Some suggestion please ??
  

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[/nq] For free, you probably won't find much better than the Google language tools which use Babelfish. If you want a good, accurate or idiomatic translation, you will need to pay a human translator.

  • [/nq] For free, you probably won't find much better than the Google language tools which use Babelfish.
  • If you want a good, accurate or idiomatic translation, you will need to pay a human translator.
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[nq:1]Hi, I'm searching for a "great" site that offers traslation english "other language" free.[/nq]
For free, you probably won't find much better than the Google language tools which use Babelfish.
If you want a good, accurate or idiomatic translation, you will need to pay a human translator.
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[nq:1]Hi, I'm searching for a "great" site that offers traslation english "other language" free. Some suggestion please ??[/nq]
None :-( the quality of machine translation is IMO abysmal. The best results are understandable, but nothing more :-(((
Dave Fawthrop
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[nq:1]Hi, I'm searching for a "great" site that offers traslation english "other language" free. Some suggestion please ??[/nq]
You'd better try with a good dictionary, believe me. Claudia
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Sure,
but I just have to translate some word or phrase that I can't by myself (as you could understand by the few words that I've wrote...) while reading articles or sites on-line,
then an on-line tool should be enough !!
I usually try babelfish...but I was hoping there is something better than this ;-)
Thank U
Ric
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[nq:1]Sure, but I just have to translate some word or phrase that I can't by myself (as you could understand ... be enough !! I usually try babelfish...but I was hoping there is something better than this ;-) Thank U Ric[/nq]
MMhhh, you could try dict.org or onelook.com or on-line dictionaries, as for whole phrases I doubt you could find something better... Can you tell us, please, which langu
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from/to Italian ;-)
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[nq:1]from/to Italian ;-)[/nq]
=P Ma allora basta chiedere!
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Ah beh, allora grazie (ora ci bannano !!) ;-)

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