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Hi,
I'm not a native english speaker. Therefore, I use often a translation engine on the web. For those who are interested, here is the address.
http://translate.reference.com/translate?query=&src=de&dst=en&v=1.0
Charly
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As it's powered By Google
seems you have better choice to use it directly
and you will have less intrusive publicities
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Thanks Pilou,
thanks for the tip. This page I had previously not noted.
Charly
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Or Google Translate itself:
http://translate.google.com/#auto|en|I don't use it for Hungarian though. Google has not been able to learn this language yet.
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@unknownuser said:
I don't use it for Hungarian though. Google has not been able to learn this language yet.
Very curious, seems you are wrong!
You have
Hungarian --> English
French ---> Hungarian
English ---> Hungarian
but not
Hungarian ---> French
I am very desapointed
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énekelek means I am singing (or I sing - depending on the context) but not the bare infinitive which would be énekelni.
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Don't worry it's the same for all the other languages
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realment? vaig pensar que va funcionar a la perfecció en tots els idiomes!
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La perfection n'est pas encore de ce monde!
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@remus said:
realment? vaig pensar que va funcionar a la perfecció en tots els idiomes!
Except Catalan?
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Yep (although it was meant to be french...mouse slip i think)
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It's not so bad, but for the moment not perfect
In these French translations above, it's understandable but like me and my very basic English
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