Google recently launched a powerful yet easy-to-use translator – Google Translator Toolkit. The Translator Toolkit is known for its faster and easier translations.
For instance, an Arabic-speaking reader can translate a Wikipedia article into Arabic, by just loading the article into the Translator Toolkit and clicking the publish button. Google Translator Toolkit comes with a bag of tools – translation search, bilingual dictionaries, and ratings.
The Translator Toolkit has been integrated with Wikipedia, to make publishing translated articles much easy. Moreover, the automatic translation system "learns" from her corrections and creates a virtuous cycle, which helps in translating content into 47 languages.
Apart from Wikipedia, the Google Translation Toolkit also integrate Knol, and support common document types including Word and HTML. This Toolkit provides certain advanced features like terminology and translation memory management for translation professionals.
Have a look at the introductory video, to know more about this Toolkit:
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Thank you for the posting.
It is very helpful to all the new user…
Google translator toolkit is the confirmation that the internet is the babel tower of our times. These free tools are a great help to affiliates or retailers, who do not have to care too much about a foreing language.
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I often use the translation tool in my line of work (Translation Agency owner). It helps me get an idea of what the texts are about before I send them of to my translators. I obviously don't speak every single language and google has provided a way for me to stay connected with my work.
The tool doesn't, however, replace the human touch and does not infer any cultural reference to the translated text.
The Wikipedia integration is a very useful feature. Most translation tools are good enough, but I personally do not like the translation memory mng one.