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Google Spanish Translator

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1. Google

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With Google being one of the major players in the search engine market, it's no wonder that they have their own automatic Spanish translator.

It can be found at the Google spanish translator website.

Google offers English translation from French, German, Italian, Spanish, and Portuguese, and recently included Beta versions of English translation from Japanese, Korean, and Chinese.

The Google translator also offers translation from German to English, German to French, Spanish to English, French to English, French to German, Italian to English, Portuguese to English, and Beta versions of Japanese, Korean, and Chinese to English.

With the Google Spanish translator, you can either input text or a web page URL.

One thing I like about the Google translator is that after you do a translation, you can perform a search with a click of a button on the translated text.

Nowhere does it say what kind of word limitation it places on the amount of text that can be translated at one time, but according to my own little experiment, it was around 2,000 words.

So, here are the results of the experiment. Hopefully they make you laugh like they made me.

---English Text---
I'm a little teapot, short and stout.
Here is my handle, here is my spout.
When I get all steamed up, hear me shout:
tip me over and pour me out.


---Corresponding Spanish Text---
Soy una pequeños tetera, cortocircuito y cerveza de malto.
Aquí está mi manija, aquí es mi canalón.
Cuando consigo todos cocidos al vapor para arriba, óigame gritar:
inclíneme encima y viértame hacia fuera.

---Translated back into English---
I am small a teapot, short circuit and beer of malto.
Here it is my handle, is my gutter here.
When with himself all spanish stews to the steam for above, óigame to shout:
inclíneme above and viértame towards outside.



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