I’m a arab guy, i’m staying at Singapore and looking for a job as a translator. Is there anybody out there looking for arabic teacher or arabic translator? If have, plz contact me at mdazizr@yahoo.com.
Try looking into these sites:
www.monster.com
www.careerbuilder.com
www.yahoojobs.com
www.hotjobs.com
www.jobs.com
www.jobs.net
Or try that army/armed services….they are especially looking for Arabic Translators!
I have looked everywhere for a translator that will translate English into Arabic using English characters.
There are heaps of sites that translate English into Arabic in the typical Arabic text, however I can not read Arabic text.
Does anyone know of a site that will do this for me?
For example I want to be able to type in "hello", and for it to translate it into "marhaba" or "hala" or "ahalen" using these english letters.
If no site exists, then I am setting up a challenge for someone to create one. Being the only site in the world that offers this particular service, you will have loads of hits. All you need to know is both the Arabic alphabet and the English alphabet, and how to speak both. Then all you need is a big fat English Oxford dictionary on your lap and to enter the English word, it’s Arabic counterpart, and then how to spell it in Arabic using English characters. Pretty simple program. And if that’s still too hard just type it in Word or something and the user can do a simple "find in page" search for "hello" and it goes to where "hello" is written with it’s Arabic spellings next to it.
http://www.freelang.net/dictionary/index.html
Try this site. There are many softwares of bilingual dictionaries to download freely, which mostly use only English writing system.
Hope it helped!
Hi
I am Iraqi Arabic linguist looking for employment. I speak and write very good English and understand English well. I have work experience as I have worked as a translator/interpreter with more than one company in Iraq. I have worked with MVM Inc. which. is a government contractor with international presence that provides Security, Staffing, Training, Translation and related services to US Government clients, I also worked with L3 Communications – Titan Corp. which is the main provider of Arabic linguists for the US military in Iraq, and my last employment was with MPRI which has provided national security, defense, and law enforcement customers within the US and abroad with professional services, specialized products, and integrated solutions for education, training, and operations. I am willing to work for organizations, military, agencies, or firms that have presence in Iraq and employ local Iraqi Arabic linguists.
If interested, please send email to stbaldawi@yahoo.com
Look into this program:
http://www.goarmy.com/JobDetail.do?id=342
Currently the Army needs Middle-Eastern language speaking individuals to serve as Interpreter/Translators and help with the rebuilding efforts. Individuals qualified for this program will have an eight-year commitment.
Good Luck!
I need a free one.
http://babelfish.altavista.com/
is not 100% accurate but close, and is free
go to www.craigslist.com. You can find anything there.
im currently studing arabic in college and i love the language. what’s a rough salary estimate for arabic interpreters/translators.
ummm. JackJester
you’re an idiot
About 30 Dracmas a day, plus expenses if your good!
Pretty self-explanatory, I’ve searched and searched for translators for Danish and Arabic but it is always so hard to find any. Really I’m just wodering if anyone has a suggestion of an online translator (not downloadable software or a translator service) that will translate English to Danish and vice-versa as well as one that can translate English to Arabic (preferably romanized, but either way) and vice-versa. If you know of one that can do both then awesome, but separate ones is perfectly fine.
for arabic
http://www.ectaco.co.uk/English-Arabic-Dictionary/
I’m doing a presentation in my class on Modern Iran and I need an online site that can translate into Arabic and Farsi. Before anyone suggests it, Altavista’s Babelfish does not translate into either one of those languages.
This is the site I’m trying to translate: http://www.qudsday.org/Quds/
I wasn’t sure what language it was in. I’m assuming it’s Farsi but I honestly don’t know.
Only a very small population of the Iranian population (about 2%) speaks Arabic.
Arabic has no official status in Iran.
You can use Google translator http://translate.google.com/
But it’s translations are very inaccurate.
If you want accurate translations you can ask here and me or other people can translate for you.
EDIT: The link is not Farsi, it’s Arabic.
Hi my friends and i are doing a project for history class and we were chosen as the middle-eastern group (by the teacher). If we can say a couple of words in a foreign language we would get extra credit, does anyone know of an online web translator that translates English to Arabic with English text for example (this is the only word i know in Arabic) "Marhabbah" – hello
check the link below..
but if you want, give me the word in english that you want and i will give you it in english =)
Looking for a easy to read site to help find a English to Arabic translator
google is good.
go to the google homepage
click more (it is above the search box on the right)
scroll to almost the bottom of the page
click the translate button
choose the langueges
type the word/s