Have you ever used Google Translate online?
If yes, you should know that Google Translate is not able to auto-detect the language you input, and the translation won’t be launched until you click the Translate button.
So, is it possible to auto-detect the language imputed and to translate the language without clicking the Translate button? The answer is yes.
Tradukka is such a website from which you can translate the language in real time.
When the words are inputed or pasted, they will be detected and translated to the language you select. It is no need to click the Translate button. Since Tradukka is powered by Google, the auto translation may be not accurate.
I will use Tradukka instead of Google Translate from now on, how about you?
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Hi Young ~ Glad we met through Daniel’s site
This is a great tip. I tend to get a lot of people on Facebook who want to chat and they don’t speak English and I usually have no idea what language it is LOL … so I have to guess. I’ll need to bookmark this site and hopefully I’ll remember to use it next time this comes up.
Let me know if ever need my help with anything … I’m usually online (round the clock it seems like LOL). *SmiLes* Suzanne
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@Suzanne Haha, yes, we met through Daniel’s site for the Blogging Idol contest last year. Glad to hear that you like Tradukka.
Nice app. It’s kinda using Google Translate API to do this job! I just wonder how can it translates accurately when you have not written a whole sentence.
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@Phaoloo As a matter of fact, it can’t translate accurately even though you have written a whole sentence. The sentence google translated won’t look good until you make some adjustment.
Nice share! So far for me since my job entails me to do extensive research as a competitive intelligence analysts, I need translator from time to time especially in countries that I cover such as Russia, Poland and Czech Republic.
I would try this Tradukka. I just hope that they cover the languages I just mentioned.
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@Millionaire Acts Glad to hear that this free stuff is used for you, cheers!
I use http://www.sms-translator.net/, but here you need to follow links to find your language. Tradukka looks great, I’ll try it right now!