What is the most needed language translator in the USA?

Believe it would be one of the ones that's needed for our stuff in the Middle East but I don't remember which language it was.|||Maybe Urdu!|||English. Definitely.|||The King's English translator.

Does anyone know of a good electronic Japanese language translator/dictionary?

My friend is being stationed in Japan and I am looking for a good pocket dictionary and also for an electronic translator that will be helpful. Any suggestions?|||There is no particularly good translation software for Japanese, and for most east asian languages for that matter. For an electronic dictionary, there are a number of handheld types that I unfortunately cannot comment on. For the computer though, I find JWPce to be indispensable. You can attach multiple dictionary files and quickly search through them. Additionally, it makes it easy to find unknown kanji via various lookup techniques, and is a text editor to boot.





http://www.physics.ucla.edu/~grosenth/jwpce.html

Best language translator to put on my website?

I just had a language translator put onto my website and there are some parts of it doesnt translate like the description of the item. www.bidserk.com what is a program that can be downloaded that will translate everything?|||There are none that will properly translate languages. The best are REAL humans who speal the languages.





Ron|||Get the Babylon translation box for free on your website and earn money :), translating between 20+ main languages. Google translator is an alternative solution.





http://affiliate.babylon.com/?a=514%26amp;p=44鈥?/a>

Anyone know of a language translator that tells you how to say what you type or says it for you?

I need to know how to say a few things in Spanish, Italian, and French by 5:00 tonight, and i know how to get to translators but i have no idea how to say anything. So does anyone know of a translator that has a voice recording that says the stuff for you?





Sorry if this question is confusing but i would really appreciate help!





Thanks in advance.|||This is actually a sort of complicated question.





First of all, I'm sure you've heard that translators are not accurate. Even paid, experienced human translators have difficulty translating some things exactly, but they can get around problems in ways that programmed algorithms can't.





If it's truly just a few things, if you post them onto here, people can tell you how to pronounce it - for example, "Tu as faim?" = To ah fam





There are some online dictionaries that say words for you. There are some on about.com, but you have to go to the language specific sites. For example, french.about.com. You can also search "audio dictionary" plus the language on google.|||Nope, online translators DO NOT work. They spit out garbage that is almost never correct.





Why don't you ask a question on here asking how to say/pronounce something and have a reliable speaker or even a native tell you how. That's really the best way.

What type of schooling is required to be an American Sign Language Translator?

Any recommended college classes? I'm in the process of learning Sign Language and my college counselors have been particularly useless in this department. If someone with experience could help me out, i'd really appreciate it =)|||The amount and type of schooling you need depends on what state you live in. In Ohio, where I live, the law just changed. We are required to have a bachelors degree. We also have to have taken an Interpreter Training Program (ITP) and we have to take a test to qualify as a legal interpreter. The best thing to do, in my opinion, is to contact the local chapter of Interpreters for the Deaf. Do a yahoo search on Registered interpreters for the deaf. Once you're at their national site, you can click on your state to get a link to their page. Once their, I would contact the president and ask them what the requirements are for your state and what colleges they recommend. You may have to attend a college out of state to finish your degree. Good luck!|||you don't mention what college you are at, but try to do the best you can and find a school with better interpreting program. I am at Gallaudet.

Can I send an e-mail to a foreign country in their own language, using a language translator?

My girlfriend lives in Russia and she writes to me in English. But I think she cannot read English very well. I send her questions and she does always answer them. I would like to write her in Russian. However, when I translate my letter into that language, using a language translator and then send via Yahoo Mail it shows up as gobbly-****! Why is this??? How can I send my e-mails so she can read them in Russian with slavic characters?|||Yahoo has paid, trained TECHS who can help you with your question or problem. Make certain to go into much detail so they understand what information you need. (Simply copy and paste the question you've asked here into the form and add more details if necessary.)





Here's a link to a Yahoo! Mail Errors and Problems Reporting Form:


http://help.yahoo.com/l/us/yahoo/mail/ya鈥?/a>





Here's a link to a Yahoo E-Mail Help Request Form:


http://help.yahoo.com/l/us/yahoo/mail/ya鈥?/a>





Use this form to report incidents of abuse or harassment.http://help.yahoo.com/l/us/yahoo/mail/ya鈥?/a>





Customer Service: 1-408-349-1572


Yahoo contact information is:


Yahoo! Inc.


701 First Avenue


Sunnyvale, California 94089





Phone (408) 349-3300


Fax (408) 349-3301





Office Hours 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. PST





Beware: I was informed phone calls are not free and can be very costly!





PS: On the very top right-hand corner of your Yahoo Mail screen there is a link to HELP.





TO BETA USERS:





If you are experiencing many errors or don't like the new Yahoo Beta Mail, here's a link which will switch you back to Yahoo Classic Mail:


The page will simply say: "Do you really want to opt out?"


Click on: YES!


http://us.mg1.mail.yahoo.com/dc/optout?s鈥?/a>

Whats the best language translator on the internet?

I'm learning dutch and i have a dutch dictionary but some of the words i want arent actually in there. so whats the best online translator on the web?|||Hoi! Alles goed?? The biggest internet Translator are, Google translator, And Babylon..The one most people buy is Rosetta Stone. Good luck! Doei!|||I think gooogle, babel fish tells crap.


Especailly I mean Asian languages.





Korean:


안녕!


뽀뽀하자!


넌 미녀, 난 미남.





translation:


hi! let's kiss, you are pretty girl, and I am handsome guy.


babel fish says:





Goodbye! Kiss-kiss flaw! The beauty whom spreads out, difficulty American south.








-_-"





Japanese





おっす！


君は美人だな！


俺もイケメンだから、キスしないか？


（meanig the same)


The [tsu] it does! As for you beauty shelf! Therefore we [ikemen], you don't kiss?








Google:





Hi!


Kiss!


You're beautiful, I'm handsome.








Yes sir!


You're a beauty!


Hawt guy, Sam's, I do not kiss?





(still crappy, but a little better, haha)





i don't know about other languges... haha...








but it's hard to make a good traslator.


better to learn langiuages by yourself.|||I don't know about it for Dutch, but I like babelfish.com and freetranslation.com for English to/from Spanish and French.