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Message # 39197.3 Subject: Re: how do you spell wet clothes in different languages Date: Sat 28/02/09 02:36:52 GMT Name: A Nonny Mouse |
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Try http://www.google.com/translate - they claim to do 41 different languages. For example translating "camiseta molhada" from Portugese to Latvian gives you "slapjš krekls". You can also do a whole list of phrases at once if you want to. I've had reasonably good luck getting it to translate whole web pages into broken but understandable English -- except for the Japanese wetlook sites that get all poetic, since poetry and metaphor confuse computer translation systems pretty badly. :-) Concrete words like "swimming pool" and "clothes" it should be able to handle without any problem. |
In reply to Message (39197) how do you spell wet clothes in different languages
By edbrazil - Fri 27/02/09 21:19:12 GMT hi, im from brazil, and i was thinking, how do you spell wet clothes in others languages, it could be usefull to research at youtube, im portuguese(the language that we speak in brazil) you need to type "camiseta molhada" (that s the sama that wet shirt, or "gata molhada" (wet babe), concurso camiseta molhada (wet t shirt contest), roupa molhada(wet clothes), briga de galo (i don t know how to translate it), jogada na piscina (throw in the pool) if you type those in youtube u will get a few respost and good stuffs! so i was wondering some tips, expressions in different languages, to research videos on youtube!!
king regards
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