Awesome December 2, 2008 posted by Nigel

Frengly – the coolest web translation service ever

frengly small Frengly the coolest web translation service ever

Frengly is beyond cool. If you’ve ever hunted around for a quick and easy online language translation service which doesn’t make you jump through hoops and copes with a bunch of the more obscure languages, then you’ll love this. Just bang your text into the top box, click the target lingo button and whoa, out pops the translation in the desired language. 27 languages, instant results. Fantastisk Increíble Niesamowity.

Tags: frengly, online+applcation, language+translation

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Nigel is the managing editor of the Red Ferret, as well as a freelance columnist for the Sunday Times newspaper in London. Loves tech and fancies himself as a bit of a futurist, but then don't we all?

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http://startworkathome.com/blog mark

Nice. I will check it out.
http://thehuntsman2007.blogspot.com/ Michael Greaves

Nige

Greetings!

I agree that this is one of the best around. I tried out a paragraph from the D. Telegraph and it made a good fist of it as under:

“The people who count in British democracy are the voters. But let us not quibble. Mr Barroso is right to sense a shift in the undercurrents of British politics. This is a tricky moment for those who fear that total loss of control over our monetary policy would lead to even more destructive cycles of booms and busts than those we have already.”

rendered as:

Les personnes qui comptent dans la d�mocratie britannique sont les �lecteurs. Mais nous ne devons pas chicaner. M. Barroso a raison de sens [sentir], un changement dans la sous-jacents de la politique britannique. C’est un moment d�licat pour ceux qui craignent que la perte totale de contr�le sur notre politique mon�taire conduirait � encore plus destructeur cycles de barrages [they have used the word for a boom you would find in a harbour] et bustes [the word for bust as in cleavage!] que celles que nous avons d�j�.

With those three errors in mind, we should award 8.5 out of 10 for this one.