Language Translation
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Is there any tool or website, where you give a word and it's give it's meaning and the language. I tried Babelfish and other online dictionary sites, but before they convert they need to know what's the source language. (Ex: French->English) Ex: "programmet". I just know the word, but I don't know in which language. Don't :beer: and drive.
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Is there any tool or website, where you give a word and it's give it's meaning and the language. I tried Babelfish and other online dictionary sites, but before they convert they need to know what's the source language. (Ex: French->English) Ex: "programmet". I just know the word, but I don't know in which language. Don't :beer: and drive.
Try http://www.babelfish.org/[^] Hey don't worry, I can handle it. I took something. I can see things no one else can see. Why are you dressed like that? - Jack Burton
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Try http://www.babelfish.org/[^] Hey don't worry, I can handle it. I took something. I can see things no one else can see. Why are you dressed like that? - Jack Burton
Chris Austin wrote: _Try http://www.babelfish.org/\[^\]_ As I posted earlier "I tried Babelfish and other online dictionary sites" Those sites wants to know what's the source language. Ex: Si In this case, I know that word is in Spanish. So I will choose the Spanish to English translation. What if I just know the word, but I don't know in which language? Don't :beer: and drive.
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Chris Austin wrote: _Try http://www.babelfish.org/\[^\]_ As I posted earlier "I tried Babelfish and other online dictionary sites" Those sites wants to know what's the source language. Ex: Si In this case, I know that word is in Spanish. So I will choose the Spanish to English translation. What if I just know the word, but I don't know in which language? Don't :beer: and drive.
Kant wrote: As I posted earlier "I tried Babelfish and other online dictionary sites" Those sites wants to know what's the source language. Oops! Looks like I had a brain fart. I haven't seen what you are looking for; sorry. Hey don't worry, I can handle it. I took something. I can see things no one else can see. Why are you dressed like that? - Jack Burton
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Is there any tool or website, where you give a word and it's give it's meaning and the language. I tried Babelfish and other online dictionary sites, but before they convert they need to know what's the source language. (Ex: French->English) Ex: "programmet". I just know the word, but I don't know in which language. Don't :beer: and drive.
I don't think it's possible. Your sample "programmet" could be danish for "the program", but I guess it also means other things in other languages... - Anders Money talks, but all mine ever says is "Goodbye!"
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Is there any tool or website, where you give a word and it's give it's meaning and the language. I tried Babelfish and other online dictionary sites, but before they convert they need to know what's the source language. (Ex: French->English) Ex: "programmet". I just know the word, but I don't know in which language. Don't :beer: and drive.
What you ask is impossible, since most words are context dependent (in english ram could mean sheep, push, RAM, etc) and there are plenty of cross language homonyms (ma can be short for mother in many indo-european languages. In chinese it has at least 4 meanings, including mother and horse.)
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Is there any tool or website, where you give a word and it's give it's meaning and the language. I tried Babelfish and other online dictionary sites, but before they convert they need to know what's the source language. (Ex: French->English) Ex: "programmet". I just know the word, but I don't know in which language. Don't :beer: and drive.
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Is there any tool or website, where you give a word and it's give it's meaning and the language. I tried Babelfish and other online dictionary sites, but before they convert they need to know what's the source language. (Ex: French->English) Ex: "programmet". I just know the word, but I don't know in which language. Don't :beer: and drive.
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Is there any tool or website, where you give a word and it's give it's meaning and the language. I tried Babelfish and other online dictionary sites, but before they convert they need to know what's the source language. (Ex: French->English) Ex: "programmet". I just know the word, but I don't know in which language. Don't :beer: and drive.
Try http://odur.let.rug.nl/~vannoord/TextCat/Demo/ its a languages identifier supporting about 66 languages. From this page there is also a link to other languages guessers (The competitors!)