subject: The Varied World Of Online Translators [print this page] The Internet is becoming increasingly multilingual and although English is the most widely spoken language also on the web, it is not uncommon to have the need to visit sites in other languages, from French to Spanish if it goes well, until finally, perhaps in more technical or detailed research, German or Russian. E 'then you always have a convenient tool that will translate, possibly in an understandable way, not only single words but whole sentences or pages.
First, a handy tool to translate webpages from a foreign website in Italian is offered by Google. The search bar is available for all types of picker, the Google Bar, translator and it includes the option with a simple click you will have a translated web pages in Italian as clear as possible.
It is therefore not true that you must own, or download and install a translator on your personal computer, because unless you're picky and you need 100% correct translations, there are Web sites online that allow you to translate in several languages .
Babelfish is one of them, and the possibilities here are many. To translate from and into English, French, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Russian, Arabic, Chinese, Italian and of course greek, just copy text, paste, select the language options and press translate.
If you want to work offline, disconnected from the internet is the Babelfish translator Fried, totally free program that uses the same translation of the Google taskbar and is thus synonymous with professionalism and quality.
