Archive for November, 2009

How do I find a freelance German to English translator today?

November 20, 2009 - 6:15 pm 3 Comments

I need a translation done asap

If it is not too long, i can make it 4u…

Why do some people insist on using online translation?

November 20, 2009 - 6:14 pm 6 Comments

tools to answer a question ?

Those tools are faulty…….and yet people still answer.

For the points or what ?
Je suis totalement d’accord avec vous !
Handsome…you do not use anything at all :-)

Hello :)

I am really wondering…
I do agree with you!!
I was thinking of creating such a subject by the way!
It gets on my nerves actually…

@ live life, happy to see I am not the only one to agree with that =)

a question about translating english words into Spanish on the Google translator?

November 20, 2009 - 6:14 pm 2 Comments

Sorry if what I say doesn’t make sense, but lets say that you type in the sentence "Are you afraid, little sister?" in English

the Spanish translation is "¿Tienes miedo, hermanita?"

is this what a Spanish speaker would say in real life? Or does it not make sense? Is it just translating each word individually?

also, if you’re writing a story and you want your character to say something in Spanish, when they usually speak English, would it be okay to use the Google translator to get the Spanish sentences?

In this particular case, it does make sense and some people would actually say that. But most of the time online translators are unreliable as they translate things literally, word for word, and many times don’t even make sense. So I would not trust any online translators, and many people avoid them.

Is there a translator for Arabish (Arabic using the latin alphabet?)?

November 20, 2009 - 6:14 pm 2 Comments

Has anyone seen one of these online?
I dont know the arabic script so I cant use a normal arabic to english translator.. I need a translator that will accept arabic written in the enlish alphabet… like habebe or 7bb

Hello greenpanda,
i have 2 answers for you (good one & bad one) :)
The good news .. there are new transliterate for the special arabic letters written in Anglo-Arab like word [7abebe] = [Habebe] = [حبيبي]
But the transliterate, Convert between [7abebe] to [حبيبي] .. and this is the bad news for you :S sorry
The transliterate:
http://www.google.com/transliterate/arabic
and that transliterate not always give right translate. i tried many words .. and got wrong result in 70% of them.

You won’t find website like that cause that method of written is Chat Language only not official :)
and the Arabic letters not like the English ones.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arabic_alphabet

Whatever, you can ask about the words you want to translate.
You are welcome anytime.

Where can I find a spanish to english translator?

November 20, 2009 - 6:14 pm 2 Comments

I searched on google and found a few, but every time I find one, type my sentence, and click submit, a page pops up and says they can’t display my page.

http://www.google.com/language_tools?hl=en
Here is one, but be careful they are not always right.

What is average salary per hour for language translator?

November 20, 2009 - 6:14 pm 5 Comments

I am multilingual and just got a job offer to translate some psychology assessment material English to Hindi… (and/ or back). They are asking me to quote a rate I would charge. I have no idea what the market rate is. Can anybody suggest? In US dollars?

Depends on where you live.

english to french translator?

November 20, 2009 - 6:14 pm 7 Comments

Where can i download a free english to french translator?

Check tis out:

http://www.acetools.biz/atrans.exe

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It employs the power of Internet machine language translation engines, and enables
you to easily translate Web contents, letters, chat, and emails.

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Currently, Ace Translator supports translations between following languages:

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are there any sicilian to english translators on the internet?

November 20, 2009 - 6:14 pm 5 Comments

im trying to understand sicilian and all of the translators online are italian. TWO DIFFERENT LANGUAGES! can anyone help me?

it’s a dialect, and it’s impossible to translate it.

How would you translate these questions to french without translation sites?

November 20, 2009 - 6:14 pm 4 Comments

1) What kind of relationship did you have with the boy and his father?

2) Why was it that you were wearing one of their sweaters one night?

3) Where have you been living most recently?

4)Have you ever ha problems with these people?

Im NOT allowed to use Translation sites.
So any tips to how i can ask them correctly in a grade 9 level?
Sooo very appreciated!

quel genre de relation aviez-vous avec le garçon et son père?

Pouquoi se faisait -il que vous portiez un de leurs pull-overs une nuit?

où viviez-vous plus récemment?

Aviez-vous déjà eu des problèmes avec ces gens?

I need a free online English to Macedonian and Macedonian to English translator?

November 20, 2009 - 6:14 pm 4 Comments

HI i would like a free online translator..thanks for any help
ok jess…how would you say
Im glad you are in my life
Well since there isnt any sites maybe you should make one to help us out :P

I’m actually Macedonian :) and can speak both english and macedonian if you need a translator lol

*And i’ve tried to find translations just for fun and can’t find any good ones

You would say.. Ya sum mlogu srecna da imam tebe u moj zivot….. If you were to say it with the right pronunciation it would sound like this (yah – soom- mlogoo- srechnuh- dah- eemum- thehbeh- oo- moy – zsheevote)

*Rolling the Rs helps pronounce it better, hope this helped