Check university departments on ancient history, classics, comparative literature, greek and latin studies, and literature in translation. Look in the yellow pages of the telephone book. Visit the online services.
There are translators of many varieties available online. Google has a wonderful translation service as well as Ask. For conversational translations one can use Service Scape.
Flat answer - There isn't one. All the translators mangle both Latin>English and English>Latin. They can't handle cases, they assume all verbs are 1st person present tense, and so on. You put in one language and you get out words in the other - but they don't go together.
Korean translators are often available from translation service companies. Translation Services USA is such an organization. You can also find translators on the help wanted section of Craigslist.
AnswerThe translators of the original Douay or Douay-Rheims Bible did not refer back to early manuscripts, but used the Latin Vulgate, which had been declared authoritative for Catholics.
Amor veritate venit.
NOTIS is the acronym for the Northwest Translators & Interpreters Society, which is an organisation for professional translators and interpreters in the US. The word "notis" means "notes" in Latin, and the phrase "editio cum notis variorum" refers to "an edition with notes of various writers."
Translators Association was created in 1958.
Google and Bing both have great translators. Both Google and Bing translators can translate Japanese to English and English to Japanese. Free Translation is another website that offers Japanese to English translators.
You can find Dutch translators on various freelance platforms such as Upwork, Freelancer, or Fiverr. You can also look for translation agencies that specialize in Dutch language services. Additionally, professional organizations such as the American Translators Association (ATA) may have directories of qualified Dutch translators.
English!!! It is the 'lingua franca' Latin of the modern world. In the days of the Roman Empire, Latin was univerally spoken by everyone. Spanish , because it is the languafe of commerce. Chinese (Mandarin or Cantonese) because there are more Chinese people than any other population group.
The Latin word for "find" is "invenit."
Pioneer Bible Translators was created in 1976.