Hey i was scanning the internet and looking at stuff in Japan but i could read it. I believe this may be a problem most of us are facing but this program translates web pages and documents fairly well. I found it good for yahoo japan auctions and looking at tuner pages.
http://www.worldlingo.com/products_s...ranslator.html
If anybody has found any better ones let me know
No f*ckn way!! That's awwesome. Babelfish stopped working w/ the Yahoo auctions for me for some reason.
This really whips the llama's ass.
P.S. pardon my language.
i've been using that fopr quite a while google also has a beta translator but word lingo is the best. i use good and word lingo at the same time.
Damien
To get babelfish to work, you just have to cut and paste the section of text you want translated. Try not to include links, because I think that's what makes it not work
Screw that.. do you know how much text there is in yahoo auctions? Hehehe I'm gonna use this!
Works good. Thanks
If you need any help, I should be able to help a little when I am not busy at work. :P
But there are few translating URLs such as worldlingo.com and AltaVista. :wink:
Stickying this for a while
marginally literate keyboard warrior
meh, there's an easier way. Install the new google toolbar on your browser, in the options you should be able to turn on the translation utility. It should be on by default anyways. It adds a new item to your right click on any webpage that says "Translate into English".
Works pretty well, I've reccomended it to all our clients who don't read japanese etc.
Babelfish, Google toolbar and Worldlingo all work off the same Systran translation software, so the translations you get are very similar.
However some fo the stuff might not be accurate, and if its somethign critical its always best to refer it to a professional translator.
Wow, that -is- easier.
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