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[...] Google Translate is known for its less-than-perfect machine translations, which in and of itself isn’t [...]

[...] Google Translate is a pretty great free tool, but it’s only useful if it actually works where you need [...]

[...] and introducing yourself sets you off on the right foot. Language phrasebooks, apps like Google Translate and databases like Mango can help you accomplish this goal. 3. Protect your gear. While [...]

[...] maps” section, lets you enter one- or two-word phrases to be translated by Google Translate and laid over a map of Europe. So you can do basic words and see interesting metalinguistic [...]

[...] all within the framework of the user’s application. Some of the basic functions the Translation Cloud API allows its users to do include: Create new translation projects Calculate how much it will [...]

[...] ! 1st prize winner will receive a $50 gift card to Amazon.com, $100 reimbursement on the Translation Cloud API, and your app will be used for the translator portion of the contest. 2nd prize winner [...]

[...] ! 1st prize winner will receive a $50 gift card to Amazon.com, $100 reimbursement on the Translation Cloud API, one year of Multilingual Magazine delivered to your door, and your app will be used for [...]

[...] . Your Gift Package Will Include: $20 gift card to Amazon.com $100 reimbursement on the Translation Cloud API One year of Multilingual Magazine delivered to your door Your app will be used for the [...]

[...] $50 gift card to Amazon.com, $100 reimbursement on the Translation Cloud API, one year of Multilingual Magazine delivered to your door, and your app will be used for the translator portion of the [...]

[...] : $20 gift card to Amazon.com $100 reimbursement on the Translation Cloud API One year of Multilingual Magazine delivered to your door Your app will be used for the translator portion of the contest, [...]

[...] winner will receive: PerfectIt proofreading software by Intelligent Editing One Year of Multilingual Magazine delivered to your door Showcased on our Winners section on Ackuna.com The 2nd prize winner [...]

[...] your app is being translated by others you can of course dive in and help with your native language to help the entire community out. You can read more about the service on their FAQ page [...]

[...] If you’re a fan of online retail websites, but frustrated by their lack of native language options, you’ll be happy to hear that online retail marketplace Snapdeal is shifting to [...]

[...] They can be, if the developers use Ackuna.  If you love the app but don’t see your native language available, let the developer know to use Ackuna to translate their apps for free.   [...]

[...] can enjoy not looking or sounding like an idiot.  Especially if English is your native language. Social media is a great tool to use as a litmus test to see just how badly some people [...]

[...] earning one of our 3 great prizes.   Just a reminder, here is what you can win: The 1st prize winner will receive: One year license of the top translation memory software available on the market, [...]

[...] ! Developers: Do you have a popular app, but want to go global? Take part in our contest! 1st prize winner will receive a $50 gift card to Amazon.com, $100 reimbursement on the Translation Cloud API, [...]

[...] ! Developers: Do you have a popular app, but want to go global? Take part in our contest! 1st prize winner will receive a $50 gift card to Amazon.com, $100 reimbursement on the Translation Cloud API, [...]

[...] Magazine delivered to your door. Showcased on our Winner’s Page on Ackuna.com. The 2nd prize winner will receive: 2 Pro Licenses for Fluency Translation Suite – Pro software by Western Standard ( [...]

[...] Voting down an incorrect translation 5 points Voting down a correct translation -5 points Your submitted translation gets [...]

[...] Voting down an incorrect translation 5 points Voting down a correct translation -5 points Your submitted translation gets [...]

[...] Voting down an incorrect translation 5 points Voting down a correct translation -5 points Your submitted translation gets [...]

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[...] As everyone knows, different languages use different combinations of sound to form the vast majority of words in their language.& [...]

[...] ’t read it? With ConveyThis, you can easily make your website available in over 40 different languages.  It’s a simple bit of code that you add to your homepage, which creates a button [...]

[...] Ackuna’s ‘Big App’ Translation Contest has officially ended, and I wanted to take the opportunity to thank all of those who [...]

[...] Ackuna, the popular app translation platform is announcing a new translation contest for the month of March, with prizes being supplied by Kilgray Translation Technologies. [...]

[...] There’s only one week left until the 2014 Ackuna ‘Big App’ Translation Contest is over…If you haven’t started yet, there’s enough time to still catch [...]

[...] Ackuna has officially launched their new translation contest for the month of July! This translation contest is sponsored by Intelligent Editing, the makers of PerfectIt proofreading software for [...]

[...] as well as intellectual importance. The modern study of language has shown that all native speakers are experts in their language. Almost all judgments about someone’s language & [...]

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[...] vibrant aspects of Korean life. Alterations in the utilization of the Korean language by native speakers, specifically by the youth, are incredibly fast-paced. While searching for an English to [...]

[...] their learning is, therefore, more of a recap and improvement of what they already know. Native speakers on the other hand don’t feel the need to develop their skills. Conclusion The United Kingdom [...]

[...] not too distant future, the machine will be “intelligent” enough to provide accurate translations, on par with that of its human counterpart. How is this possible, one might ask.   [...]

[...] with the next highest points, respectively. Remember, you are awarded points for accurate translations and accurate votes of other translations. Points are subtracted for bad translations, and [...]

[...] with the next highest points, respectively. Remember, you are awarded points for accurate translations and accurate votes of other translations. Points are subtracted for bad translations, and [...]

[...] with the next highest points, respectively. Remember, you are awarded points for accurate translations and accurate votes of other translations. Points are subtracted for bad translations, and [...]