विश्व विजेता टीम इंडिया की जीत का जश्न तो सबने मनाया, लेकिन क्रिकेट के महारथियों की टोली के इस्तकबाल के लिए राजधानी दिल्ली और देश के दूसरे सूबों को अभी जरा इंतजार करना होगा।|||Everyone celebrated the win of the world (cup) winner, but the capital Delhi and other provinces will have to wait for the warriors of cricket for.....
istaqbal means = meaning
so cant figure the connections in the word|||I can't translate for you but I recommend using shabdkosh.com for words that Google translate doesn't recognize - you can type in English, transliteration, or Devanagari script...hope this helps!|||Everyone have enjoyed the victory of world champion indian team but delhi and other cities of india have to still wait for the group of champions of Cricket!|||From Where you get this ???
Saturday, March 10, 2012
Translators...need accurate and ability to reduce to fit page I am on?
I have used google and bing translators with mixed results...they both do not always translate every word. Other translators like yahoo...I cannot reduce to fit on same page as I am on. And then there are some that dissapear when you start typing which forces you to by hand, write the translation down on paper, then type. Does anybody know of an accurate translator (spanish) that I can reduce to fit side by side on page I am on?|||Sorry to tell you, but an accurate automatic transaltor doesn't exist. They all can only give you an idea of contents.
Can anyone give me the pronounciation and Kanji of the word "Endure"?
I got the right kanji, i think: 耐える
I put "endure" into a Japanese translator and it gave me this. I can't find the pronounciation of it and I get a different group of kanji if I type it into another site.
HELP!|||http://www.saiga-jp.com/cgi-bin/dic.cgi?…
Here you can find appropriate Kanji and its pronunciation for "endure."
I put "endure" into a Japanese translator and it gave me this. I can't find the pronounciation of it and I get a different group of kanji if I type it into another site.
HELP!|||http://www.saiga-jp.com/cgi-bin/dic.cgi?…
Here you can find appropriate Kanji and its pronunciation for "endure."
What does the word "fierina" mean in spanish
I can't find what the word means in any translators or dictionaries. Maybe it's slang. Please help, very important|||Nothing |||It also could be spelled wrong hence the reason it won't translate. But it does have something to do with horses in Brazil try doing a search.|||That word doesn't exist. I'm from Spain. I'm spanish.
I believe fierina is the diminutive of Fiera (Fierce).
Bye! 隆Adi贸s (in spanish/espa帽ol)!|||"fiero" means 'fierce', 'proud' or 'wild animal', or 'bull' in bullfighting, so I guess 'small (wild) animal', 'small bull', 'little wild one', 'little proud one' ...professor layton kbb used car value flight simulator games jeopardy game
I believe fierina is the diminutive of Fiera (Fierce).
Bye! 隆Adi贸s (in spanish/espa帽ol)!|||"fiero" means 'fierce', 'proud' or 'wild animal', or 'bull' in bullfighting, so I guess 'small (wild) animal', 'small bull', 'little wild one', 'little proud one' ...
Any online language translator sites that say the words out loud for you?
i wanna learn some swedish
so like if i wanted to say how are you in another language is there a website that would not only have it written in that language but has a voice recording kinda thing? sorry i dont know how to explain it better
|||TTS Voice engine converts text into lifelike spoken audio in a variety of languages: English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Brazilian Portuguese, Korean, Japanese, Chinese and Russian.
get best quality voice and pronunciation
practice your speaking and listening skills
see real-time spoken text selection
realistic speaking characters personalize your language experience
use voice player functions to replay text
|||i think babel fish does
so like if i wanted to say how are you in another language is there a website that would not only have it written in that language but has a voice recording kinda thing? sorry i dont know how to explain it better
|||TTS Voice engine converts text into lifelike spoken audio in a variety of languages: English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Brazilian Portuguese, Korean, Japanese, Chinese and Russian.
get best quality voice and pronunciation
practice your speaking and listening skills
see real-time spoken text selection
realistic speaking characters personalize your language experience
use voice player functions to replay text
|||i think babel fish does
What is the best french translator?
i hate those translators that translate a sentence in french and the sentences don't make any sense. i also hate when the translator doesn't know all the words and you can't find the meaning of the word your ooking for. so i was just wondering which the best french translator is.|||all of them are ok for words. and all of them are terrible for whole sentences because they translate word for word and it does not work that way. Sorry i can't be of any more help, but i would mislead you if i told you otherwise!|||i've used freetranslation.com.
it's not perfect but if you have an idea of what the word is you'll do all right. it's best to do a word at a time. =]
it's not perfect but if you have an idea of what the word is you'll do all right. it's best to do a word at a time. =]
Why doesn't the Japanese daga exist on Google Translator?
From Ichigo Kurosaki and his sister Karin on Bleach, they have said daga on the Japanese version which translates to Jeez. Yet I'm not finding the word and I'm sure they said it when they were being protective of their family. Is it messing up again?|||Uhhh... Google Translator absolutely SUCKS... at least for Japanese. I advise you NOT to use it if at all possible. (Unless you get like an entire web page of Japanese, for some reason it works ok (not good) in that case.)
I think "daga" (だが) is one of the ways to say ", but", "however".
Not sure what "jeez/geeze" is in Japanese, but I've heard it said as "mou" before.
I think "daga" (だが) is one of the ways to say ", but", "however".
Not sure what "jeez/geeze" is in Japanese, but I've heard it said as "mou" before.
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