Free Online Translation Tools


Babelfish
– provides you with a useful tool to communicate with your non-English speaking or bilingual customers. You can use this site to translate words, phrases, or entire web sites into 19 pairs of languages, including to and from English, Chinese, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, and Spanish. The site’s World Keyboard allows you to add accented or other special characters to your text for more accurate translations. Also by adding Babel Fish to your site, your customers can translate your site into their preferred language. There also is a limit on how much you can translate. Babel Fish is designed to translate up to about 800 words or two standard, double-spaced pages (about 5K of text) at a time. If you exceed the limit or if you attempt to translate a very long Web page (over 5K), the site translates up to the limit and then stops.


Free2ProfessionalTranslation
– is one of the most popular websites of its kind, with in excess of 2 million visitors per week. FreeTranslation.com allows users to obtain free translations of both text and web pages. The translation is generated by a computer, displayed instantly and the user is dynamically shown the cost of having the same text professionally translated by Click2Translate Express. Translates text and web pages from and to: English, Chinese, Dutch, Spanish, French, Italian, Portuguese, Russian, German, Norwegian, Japanese.


WorldLingo
– is a leading innovator and provider of translation and localization services and technology. World Lingo has grown into a global organization with offices in Europe, America, and Asia. Provides text and web page language translations in Spanish, French, German, Dutch, Russian, Italian, Portuguese, Greek, Chinese Simplified, Chinese Traditional, Japanese, and Korean.With context-sensitive option.


Google Lanquage Tools


Google Translate

ForeignWord – is an automated translation portal that offers links to virtually every translation dictionary on the Internet. Translate your texts simultaneously, compare the results and select the one that best suits your needs.

Reverso – is the free online translator offered by Softissimo. This service provides a free instant translation of short texts in various languages : French, German, Spanish, Italian, Russian, English… Its capabilities have been recognized by the best experts : PC Expert, Windows News, European IST Prize by the European Commission, as well as the most demanding clients: France Telecom, Renault, Nestl.

Systran – is a leader in providing language translation software products and solutions for the desktop, enterprise and Internet. With Systran products or solutions you can instantly translate and understand foreign language content in Word and PDF documents, Excel spreadsheets, PowerPoint presentations, Outlook email, Web pages in Internet Explorer or Firefox, as well as XML and other commonly used file formats, into and from 52 language pairs.

Word2Word – offers online dictionaries, language courses, translators, and resources for the novice language learner to the professional linguist or translator.

Imtranslator – is a tool that provides instant translation of messages and other texts in major European languages. With Im Translator you can chat with your friends on ICQ, AIM, MSN Messenger, Yahoo Messenger and other messenger services even if you don’t speak each other’s language. All you have to do is to select a message and with one keystroke you will get its translation. You can also translate your own messages and send them to your friends.

OnlineTranslator – is an online translation services for the most European languages. It provides text, Web site, E-mail, and WAP translation services. Online Translator is designed to translate up to 500 characters at a time.

JapaneseNameTranslation – allows to translate your own name or important names such as your family’s or loved-ones’ names translated to Japanese Kanji and Katakana.Your name will be translated into Japanese accurately with beautiful, meaningful Kanji by native Japanese speakers. Let’s rediscover the secrets behind the meaning of your name.

Poltran.com – offers online translation of English to Polish text and vice versa.

Mail2World – is a multi-functional language translation that can automatically convert both incoming and outgoing email messages in different languages, even those with completely different character sets, like Russian, Japanese or Arabic.

Translated – offers translation and localization services for a wide range of documents, including all Microsoft® products: technical manuals, company brochures and presentations, reports, technical information sheets, product catalogues, press releases, books, etc.

Rustran – provides translation of text between English and Russian.

LingvoZoneCom – is a online Turkish – English or English – Turkish dictionary. It is very useful as it gives multiple meanings in both languages and also gives extended and phrasal meanings together with idioms in both languages. The dictionary also serves many other languages besides Turkish which can be chosen by the user at any time during the web session.

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3 Responses to “Free Online Translation Tools”

  1. Raghu Says:

    Microsoft Bing has also started online translation service. It offers better translation then Google and other tools. I use it most often now a days to translate documents that are in other languages.

  2. RSA Online Says:

    for me google translation is the best for translation whatever language and even characters they can translate precisely.

  3. Translate PDF Says:

    Have used Babelfish for years, followed latterly by google translate. Now my question is I would like the writer to issue a comparison review of Babelfish vis a vis google translate. I need that as I want an unbiased independent analysis of all the positive and negatives of these 2 translators. I am asking as of now I am convinced that one of the best new age language translator would in fact be an integrated solution of Babelfish plugging into google translate or vice versa. Because right now circa 2013 independently both Babelfish and google translate are not really up to the mark of what professional expect of a software based language translator today – Thank You!