As far as I can tell from my own experience, there is no online translation tool which provides for 100% accurate translation.
No
The kalender 2004 has been translated to all languages. One can download a copy on the internet in any language that they require, on any day of the week.
It is a poem in the Bengali language by Indian poet Rabindranath Tagore. He translated it later into English himself.
Most sites can be translated into any language you want them to. That way you will be able to read any site you want in any language.
Rasavaathi, Zaheer.
Any word, when correctly translated, means the same as it does in the original language.
try the website below, you can type in text in any given languange, and have it translated for you to any other given language http://babelfish.Yahoo.com/
To learn a language through BLIC online, you can start by registering on the platform and selecting the language you want to learn. Then, you can access their interactive lessons, practice exercises, and cultural materials to enhance your language skills. Engaging regularly with the content and participating in any language exchange opportunities can also help you improve your proficiency.
No, if you are talking about creating a fictitious language, there is not yet any website that will assist you.
The Quran is translated into every language of the World.Because my Lord Almighty Allah has sent this miracle in the Arabic language and Arabic language can be easily converted into any language of the world
no, names of people, businesses, foods, etc. are not translated into any language from another.
Not in any generally-translated language. The similar term Urtica is a genus of plants (nettles).