Quick translation - Traducción rápido

[Art]

If you are using Internet Explorer, you can get an instant translation from Google by clicking on your right mouse button and then selecting "translation".

(The resulting translation will be imperfect, and possibly hard to read, but it may help.)

Thanks to Terechu!
http://www.asturianus.org/forum/viewtop ... =6865#6865

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Si estás usando Internet Explorer como navegador, puedes conseguir una traducción instantánea de Google por hacer click con el tecla [botón ?] derecha del ratón y despues seleccionar "traducción".

(La traducción que resulta será imperfecta, y posiblemente difícil leer, pero quizá te ayude.)

¡Gracias a Terechu!
http://www.asturianus.org/forum/viewtop ... =6865#6865

[Barbara Alonso Novellino]

I use translation from google fequently.

The problem is...the translation isn't perfect...sometimes the words are turned around and some words aren't understood. However, it is good in a pinch.

Barbara

[Art]

You're right. Reverso.net does a better job, but with any machine translation you have to do a lot of correcting to make it readable.

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Tienes razón. Reverso.net da resultados mejores, pero con cualquiera traducción de maquina tienes que hacer muchas correcciones para hacerlo fácil leer.

[Bob]

There was a post or two on translation issues a little over two years ago, comparing machine and human translations. You can view it at http://www.asturianus.org/forum/viewtop ... ght=saddle

[jose luis]

YO USO BABEL FISH Y LO ENTIENDO TODO

[Eli]

After reading this I installed the extension and it works like a charm. Once installed you need to close the browser and open it again, you'll find the it under 'Tools/translate/language'

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Now, what’s even better is that the people at Firefox haven’t stopped yet! They have implemented something known as extensions for Firefox. Extensions are basically add ons, which help multiply the innovative features that you have on your Firefox browser.

Like I said before, the five must have extensions for Firefox are listed below. If one of them sounds interesting to you, you can install them by clicking on the links that are provided after each extension description. Let's go!

1.) Translate

This is a small extension that translates Web pages (via the toolbar button) or selected text (via the context menu) from several different foreign languages into English.This plug-in (extension) uses babel fish to translate pages. It’s small, but it does the job effectively.

To install Translate

http://releases.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla ... 0.8-fx.xpi