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Search results in a foreign language
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If i wanted to know how to make a table for example and i could only enter English as i don't know any other language. and there was no results then i typed it in in a foreign language then there was search results how could i get the best from the Internet like this.
that means there's a lot more you miss on the Internet because you can't speak an other language
that means there's a lot more you miss on the Internet because you can't speak an other language
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The Google translator (http://translate.google.co.uk/?hl=en&tab=wT#
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can help with translations, although it's not always reliable.
But are you looking to set up a table in Word or on a spreadsheet into which you can type something and get it translated auto.
Or are you simply wanting to do searches on the internet in another language- because you can do that. For example: do a google search on "tõlge veebilehed" which is Estonian for Translation Websites
The Google translator (http://translate.google.co.uk/?hl=en&tab=wT#
)
can help with translations, although it's not always reliable.
But are you looking to set up a table in Word or on a spreadsheet into which you can type something and get it translated auto.
Or are you simply wanting to do searches on the internet in another language- because you can do that. For example: do a google search on "tõlge veebilehed" which is Estonian for Translation Websites
I'm not sure why my in didn't work.
http://translate.google.com/
I would agree, mike11111, that the online transtor is not a good way to translate a large bit of text/speech as what comes out is often gibberish, and it's certainly not good for languages such as Latin. However if you are just trying to find one word or a two word expression for the purpose of making a web search, I think it's worth tying.
http://translate.google.com/
I would agree, mike11111, that the online transtor is not a good way to translate a large bit of text/speech as what comes out is often gibberish, and it's certainly not good for languages such as Latin. However if you are just trying to find one word or a two word expression for the purpose of making a web search, I think it's worth tying.
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