There are many web based translation sites. Some are keyed more to idiomatic translations, others are more literal. None are really reliable to give a decent translation of any complex foreign syntax. I find that if you want a reasonable translation, you really need to use two or more services and compare the results. (But then I very rarely use them at all).
Get a translator. Try google translator. If that doesn'nt do Swahili, find a translator that does. First I would recommend learning correct English, otherwise your Swahili translation will be as poor as you English.
To write a debate speech in Urdu, you should start by clearly stating your argument or position on the topic. Provide supporting evidence or examples to back up your points. Address counterarguments and refute them respectfully. Conclude with a strong closing statement that reinforces your main points.
The only thing I can find on Google translator is the Hindi words "Sukshm Activities", whatever that supposed to mean, more often than not though, Google translator is wrong.
In Mandarin, you can say "我爱你胜过一切" (pronounced: wǒ ài nǐ shèngguò yīqiè) to express "I love you more than anything."
Better than Google.
I do have more than one translator. But they are all on my mobile phone rather than other place. There are many specific translators to offer you translation services on Takeasy-a translate app. Takeasy, the world's first remote on-line real-time & instant live human translator & interpreter, your personal secretary & assistant helps to translate 9 languages for travel, study or work throughout the world.
The best tool for a quick translation online is Babylon. Others include Google Translate for its quickness and broadness of depth, and Reverso, which is better grammatically than Google.
First opinionTry worldlingo on the link below ! It has most European languages plus Arabic, Chinese and Japanese.Second opinionI recommend you try Google Language tools. You can find the link on the homepage, on to the right of the page. It can translate entire pages (by entering the URL) and it can translate some Asian languages, too, like Korean.Third opinionThere are draw backs with online translations !They are done purely word by word, very often the context is wrong or the wrong meaning for words are used !Don't put to much faith in the results, you could be very disappointed.Bing translator is by far the best and does most languages in my experience it has better results than yahoo and google.
Yes Bing Way Better Than Google.
yes, google is alot better than wikiask and wikipedia and Answers.com
Google Translate offers languages based on demand, resources, and linguistic support availability. Farsi and Kurdish may not be as commonly requested as other languages, leading to their absence on the platform. However, Google Translate continues to expand its language offerings, so they may be added in the future.