Solamente introducir un link a la página "Babelfish" - y también porque me siento un poco tonto (y un "comentarista" en el blog "Pigtown-Design" me inspiró por comentar en portugués). Es provechoso si un lector español-hablante navegue el web y encuentra mi blog. No puedo escribir cada post en español! Un consejo: Babelfish es muy útil, pero para palabras específicamente en español, francés, italiano o portugués, la página WordReference.com es más exacta.
Traducción: Only to introduce a link to the "Babelfish" page - and also because I feel a little silly (and a commentator on the "Pigtown-Design" blog inspired me by commenting in Portuguese). It's useful if a Spanish-speaking reader navigates the web and finds my blog. I can't write every post in Spanish! One piece of advice: Babelfish is very useful, but for words specifically in Spanish, French, Italian or Portuguese, the page WordReference.com is more exact.
Tuesday, June 19, 2007
¿Y por qué hoy escribo mi blog en español?
at 7:13 AM
Labels: en español, non-food topics
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5 comments:
I wouldn't survive without Babelfish. I had to do a lot of french translations when i was in Wales and there were words I just couldn't get.
Wow, what a strange coincidence! I received my first non-English trackback today from an old post. I had to use Babelfish to translate the page; looked like Spanish, but didn't translate well from Spanish or Portugese. Turned out it was Italian! It does okay with formal language. It didn't translate a lot of the slang.
Fairfax: Now it would really be cool if they had a Babelfish English <-> Welsh feature! But is that really useful in Wales? I don't know, so you should tell me.
Alex: Yeah, I thought that post was Italian.
Y'all: Believe it or not, I wrote that post more or less wiht little help from Babelfish. Wordreference.com as very useful though.
Most everything is in Welsh and English. They even had a (made up) word in Welsh for tampon... like that's freaking historic!
A Welsh word for "tampon"? Now that's just plain digri!
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