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vfaulkner, here is one that has become my favourite, it has human translators available, and is good for single word lookups, as well as bulk text translations.
http://www.worldlingo.com/products_s...ranslator.html The only way I know to test the quality of translations is to translate back to english and the other language so that the degree of change can be compared. This translator seems to be pretty good, but I don't know of online translators that cam be trusted very much... I just went to the start page (which has TONS) and found this: http://www.worldlingo.com/products_s...anslation.html Good to see you around :O) |
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The reason I am asking is : lately, when I check stats and traffic, a russian-languaged site shows to have a link/ref(non-graphic) to every one of my pages, and has tried to access nonexistent ones.
I tried to translate by way of worldlingo, but could only go so far & was unable to find the refs. USAToday.com had a recent article ( at http://www.usatoday.com/tech/news/co...strategy_x.htm ) about a 'russian' hacking scheme... |
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