What if a Chinese reader lands on your website or blog and he does not understand English?He will obviously click the back button on his browser . That's serious waste of traffic.But what if I tell you one way to keep him on your website and surely you will increase your traffic !Try adding translation services to your website.You can try Google's translate to translate your blog or website. It h
So here's the latest version of my Google Translation code for Roller Weblogger, as used to host blogs.sun.com (or 'bsc' as we in Sun call it).
It's much improved over the original and Google versions.
First off it checks for JavaScript, if there then it uses it to make sure the page hasn't been translated before as well as get the current URL to translate (Google generates translation glitche
Jajah in conjunction with IBM Research has launched JAJAH.Babel, a very simple language translation service using a telephone unit. All you have to do is dial the access numbers (listed below) in the US, Australia, or United Kingdom and speak the text you want translated from English to Chinese (Mandarin) or vice versa after a [...]
Nettel Holdings, Inc.'s talking technologies division has launched a unique SMS and language translation technology designed for cell phones. The free online application can be found at www.SMSdemo.net. It allows you to send text messages from Cell-to-Cell, Cell-to-Fax, Cell-to-Land Line Phone, Cell-to-Email, and Cell-to-Instant Messenger (Yahoo or Hotmail). The service can be used from any cell phone worldwide and can automatically translate text in over 30 languages. A cool feature is when using the Cell to Instant Messenger feature, the recipient can reply back to Yahoo IM message or Hotmail Instant messenger in their own native language and the system will automatically text it back to your cell phone in your own language.
Imperative foreign language translation and website translation services play a major role in conveying the right message to the right audience. Localization and Business language translation services are foreign language translation, website translation services, language translator, German language translation, Spanish language translation, French language translation, English language translati
Image: Fluent Language SolutionsSince the blogicito has a bilingual audience (about 6% have their computer set to other than English as their official language − and I admire you for reading in English by the way!), and since some of my references and links are in Spanish which is difficult for many of the English speakers, I thought I would pass along some tips for online translation if you ever need it.First of all, to translate this blog, you can use the Alta Vista Babel Fish translator in my sidebar to translate any page to another language. Sometimes it quits partway through the page so to translate an individual article, click on the article title to open it in a separate page, and then click on the flag of the corresponding language that you want. Spanish is the red and yellow flag, in case you don't know.It doesn't work well at all for writing that includes two languages as mine often does since it tries to find Spanish translations for Spanish words and gets really confuse
This tutorial explains how you can add a script to allow readers to view your site in other foreign languages. As you can see on the right of this page, a reader needs only to click the relevant country flag to read this site contents in his preferred language.English is not the most popular language in the world. In fact, according to many reports, the Chinese language (Mandarin) is certainly the most widely spoken language. In the internet community, the other popular language platforms are arguably Spanish, Russian, Arabic, Portuguese, Malay, Italian, French, Japanese, and Korean.If you have a blog written in English, it therefore makes much sense to be able to reach out to the non-English speaking population as well. There are several online translation tools, the popular free tools being AltaVista's Babel Fish translation and Google's Language Translator. WorldLingo is no longer a recommended tool, as the website translator has a translation limit of 500 words, beyond which
