Universal translator

[dusty]

Unfortunately I have a very mundane and boring job,
However I always try to see the best in any given situation, and I'm happy to say that at least I can listen to my i-pod all day long. Consequently I have listened to The Paracast shows many times over.
Lucky me .

Yesterday for instance I was listening to the show of 26 August 07, and have to say that the front of the show is one of my favourites because of David's reaction to what Gene had to say about MUFON. Anyway when things settle down David then goes on to say something about his disappointment at there not being such a thing as a Universal Translator,
on the web. I then made a note to look into that later.
I found this;

http://babelfish.yahoo.com/?fr=bf-home

I then went onto A J Gevaerd's site,
http://www.ufo.com.br/
and tried it out on various articles there. Though some further interpretation is required of the results, the overall picture can be arrived at with a little patience. Also it seems possible to translate far more text than the 150 word limit at the top of the text field. Seems to be a useful tool. Check it out.


Em português

Boa sorte,

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Mark

 

[TClaeys]

Great find, thanks.

 

[Brian Now]

Babelfish was probably the first one on the net, many years ago. The first major one anyway.
You can also try these other, more recent additions.

Google Translate (you knew Google would get into this!)

and not to be outdone...

Windows Live Translator

 

[Bixyboo]

Chevre!

 

[dissent]

I recently discovered Nice Translator - The fast, easy to use online translator and it seems superior to other free translator sites.

You can select multiple languages and it's all, even grammar correction, done on the fly


Recientemente he descubierto Niza Traductor - El rápido, fácil de usar traductor en línea y parece superior a otros sitios traductor gratuito.