How to get Sites in English?
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Re: How to get Sites in English?
[ Author: westbaystars | Posted: May 30, 2006 2:59 PM
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Try Babelfish. Enter the URL into the "Translate a Web page" box, select "Japanese to English" in the pull down list below, then press "Translate."
Baseball isn't necessarily its best field for translation, and you're bound to get some really interesting translations. But it should give you the gist of what the pages say.
An alternative which I haven't tried would be to use the FoxLingo plugin for FireFox. That tool allows you to submit a page for translation with just two button clicks (from langauge and to language) - no copy and paste required.
Baseball isn't necessarily its best field for translation, and you're bound to get some really interesting translations. But it should give you the gist of what the pages say.
An alternative which I haven't tried would be to use the FoxLingo plugin for FireFox. That tool allows you to submit a page for translation with just two button clicks (from langauge and to language) - no copy and paste required.
Re: How to get Sites in English?
[ Author: mijow | Posted: May 30, 2006 9:27 PM
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You could also try the "Language Tools" link at Google.
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