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This dialectizer will translate from English into a comic dialect of your choice: Redneck, Jive, Cockney, Elmer Fudd, Swedish Chef, Moron, Pig Latin, Hacker.
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hey i speak german...can i help?
how much does this site rock? QUOTE(satizfied4u @ Apr 30 2006, 11:00 PM) [snapback]2015433[/snapback] Wow! Your site looks neat Awesome graphics! You have a site to look at? Where? 
QUOTE(moneylicious @ Mar 14 2005, 01:37 AM) [snapback]182906[/snapback] Funny. I've used the google translator for spanish too..Wondered why my friend kept laughing.. :lol: i used the english to spanish translation from www.altavista.com ....it's great you should try it if your level at english isn't that good 
I am afraid that non of the computer based translators is able to translate Slovenian into english (nor in any other language)... What a hard language i speak...
(ok, maybe the fact, that there is only 2 mio Slovenians have sth, to do with that. )
When i get my post i will translate it.
I need ideas to make something different and attractive... QUOTE(BoYgAB90 @ Apr 17 2006, 08:02 PM) [snapback]1906738[/snapback] i heard altavista was a good translator progragm, but i dont know the exact link to it It's address is http://babelfish.altavista.com/
Does anyone know of something that can translate german??? I have a partner who has trouble speaking english. She speaks broken english but is fluent in german. Thks
I like using Google's language translator. It's so much fun!
I am curious as well...!
There isn't Lithuanian language...
 I can teach you some words Hi - Labas Bye - Visogero, iki That is for the first lesson 
QUOTE(vinniec @ Jun 26 2006, 04:58 AM) [snapback]2365454[/snapback] Labas, thanks for that first lesson Visogero Hehe, nice post .gif)
merci beaucoup!
well , how do you say i wanna make a lot of money ?
QUOTE(bigd11 @ Aug 2 2006, 09:39 AM) [snapback]2569205[/snapback] well , how do you say i wanna make a lot of money ? Eu quero ganhar muito dinheiro. That's portuguese lol
Any Hungarian here ? I heared that "Hogy vagy" means "How do you do ?" Correct ?
systransoft.com this one maybe ok
QUOTE(bigd11 @ Aug 2 2006, 10:39 AM) [snapback]2569205[/snapback] well , how do you say i wanna make a lot of money ? because you have written " money making" in favourite
The translators are good, but it isn't precisely. I like more dictionary
QUOTE(goodboy73 @ Oct 22 2006, 07:15 AM) [snapback]3035325[/snapback] The translators are good, but it isn't precisely. I like more dictionary Yes, translators still doenst bring a good coherence, that's why I prefer use my skills and some dictionary to check unnknown words. 
QUOTE(bigd11 @ Aug 2 2006, 09:39 AM) [snapback]2569205[/snapback] well , how do you say i wanna make a lot of money ? chciałbym zarobić/zrobić dużo/mnóstwo pieniędzy LOL polish lang...
how do you say i wanna make a lot of money
Saya mau dapatkan banyak uang Is the translation in Indonesia language QUOTE i wanna make a lot of money Russian cyrrilic- Я хочу заработать много денег RUssian latin alfabet-Ja hochu zarabotat(that last "t" is like a "t" in the word tease) mnogo deneg Estonian- Mina/Ma tahan teenida palju raha! QUOTE(Comander @ Nov 6 2006, 03:18 PM) [snapback]3119143[/snapback] how do you say i wanna make a lot of money Saya mau dapatkan banyak uang Is the translation in Indonesia language This is translation in malay Saya mahu dapatkan banyak wang the second and last word is different in spelling, but I think the pronounciation is the same.
ok, so now translate to your native language or all which you know this :
We can make a lot of money  
QUOTE(Stanislavus @ Nov 19 2006, 11:18 AM) [snapback]3195587[/snapback] ok, so now translate to your native language or all which you know this : We can make a lot of money in portuguese nos conseguimos fazer muito dinheiroooooooo!
QUOTE(Stanislavus @ Nov 19 2006, 11:18 AM) [snapback]3195587[/snapback] ok, so now translate to your native language or all which you know this : We can make a lot of money oh, how i wish 
QUOTE(ASFx @ Nov 14 2004, 01:25 PM) [snapback]52116[/snapback] You can also use this one. Some translators work differently so it's good to experiment with a few different ones. http://www.google.com/language_tools check out [url]http://www.yourdictionary.com for translations[/url] QUOTE(ASFx @ Nov 14 2004, 01:25 PM) [snapback]52116[/snapback] You can also use this one. Some translators work differently so it's good to experiment with a few different ones. http://www.google.com/language_tools check out http://www.yourdictionary.com for translations
please PM me
worldlingo.com is still the best
QUOTE(RollinHigh @ Nov 14 2004, 10:04 AM) [snapback]52095[/snapback] You can use this tool to translate your language to english or whatever you choose Translate your post - Click Here Thank you for your sharing! 
try to translate "At an inconvenient time" to the language you speak.
it is funny.... better learn another language from real teaching books. I did that with a few languages and now I master all of them like native speaker without sound idiotic.
anyone know about any portuguese-norwegian norwegian-portuguese?
Thanks, PM me if you do
learning a language is good to keep those alzheimer's disease away!
hello everyone!
QUOTE(texas97 @ Jan 2 2007, 06:48 PM) [snapback]3455114[/snapback] learning a language is good to keep those alzheimer's disease away! hello everyone! It's true. Alzheimer's disease is TERRIBLE. QUOTE(Get Paid To :) @ Jan 2 2007, 04:39 AM) [snapback]3451859[/snapback] try to translate "At an inconvenient time" to the language you speak. it is funny.... better learn another language from real teaching books. I did that with a few languages and now I master all of them like native speaker without sound idiotic. hmm.... I would have said 'without sounding idiotic'... at least this is how I was thought in real school QUOTE(nenumphar @ Jan 4 2007, 01:09 PM) [snapback]3464610[/snapback] hmm.... I would have said 'without sounding idiotic'... at least this is how I was thought in real school the correct way should be: without sounding idiotic or without sounding like an idiot
no post here after 11 days
how do u translate, "Happy Valentines Day" in your language? or maybe some members don't practice it anyway.
wesolego dnia swietego Walentego
mmm...20 days ago since my last post here
and now the Val Day is coming a week from now! i hope everyone is happy w/ their partner. God bless MMG!
QUOTE(ASFx @ Nov 14 2004, 10:25 AM) [snapback]52116[/snapback] You can also use this one. Some translators work differently so it's good to experiment with a few different ones. http://www.google.com/language_tools are they better?
I used to use this kind of tool to translated English in to Thai.
It was turn out to be really funny sentences. Some how, I'm really enjoy using it when I was under pressure. QUOTE worldlingo.com is still the best I agree with you. worldlingo.com is the best all the time!
oooohhh goddd!!!
no translate Thai to English QUOTE(ASFx @ Nov 14 2004, 11:25 AM) [snapback]52116[/snapback] You can also use this one. Some translators work differently so it's good to experiment with a few different ones. http://www.google.com/language_tools I use Google language tools on all of my websites. They works great 
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i found a new way to make money!! easy and simple i add my site into: www.asalinks.com as a publisher and start making money by selling space into my site. i reccomended it very much david QUOTE(Yippee @ Feb 23 2005, 08:02 PM) [snapback]156638[/snapback] Anybody ever use the Google translator? Go to Google.com and click on "Language Tools" link Just for fun, type in: My girlfriend's mom is nice and cool" and translate it to Spanish Once you get that, translate it back to English again. :lol: They fixed it 
Thanks for sharing. Translation has become easier now.
yes google translator is the best
but if I'm able to translate myself?!
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