Translation

[Geertg]

I am looking for for some people who can translate a small letter with visum extension requirements  for me to Norwegian, Danish and Swedish. I want to bring copies to immigration in Dutch Italian German French too.

[Smithy]

Copy and Paste into Google translate

https://translate.google.com/

Then copy and paste the traslations to your PC ( Note/Word/email ) and print it up


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ie English to Norwegian

Kopier og lim inn i Google translate

https://translate.google.com/

Kopier og lim inn traslasjonene p? PCen (Merk/Word/e -post) og skriv den ut

[Smithy]

It evewn tell you if your spelling is s**t 

[Geertg]

Thanks

[ChuckNorris]

Generally speaking, Google translate is awful when it comes to sentences or paragraphs. The accuracy is not bad when it comes to translating word for word. Other than that best to find another method.

[Smithy]

Generally speaking, Google translate is awful when it comes to sentences or paragraphs. The accuracy is not bad when it comes to translating word for word. Other than that best to find another method.

Yes sometimes ...... but what I do is reverse translate it after you have done it to see if it reads the same

[BillH52]

Yes sometimes ...... but what I do is reverse translate it after you have done it to see if it reads the same
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You beat me to it; was going to say exactly the same thing re reverse translation.

[ChuckNorris]

The document in question is already in English. I'm quite sure most expats who are not native English speakers still have a good command of English.

I would think it possible to find such expats in a bar, restaurant or somewhere. I would think some would be willing to lend a hand for a good cause. Much better than any translate app.