There are a few Old English to New English translators available online. One could try websites such as Old English Translator, Bosworth Toller and Webring.
You could try Google translator.
== == I would suggest not to use software for Chinese translation. Chinese language is one of the most complex languages. Software cannot do the work well; many phrases could be mistranslated. Using a professional linguist is your best approach.
dunno you could just type in translator on google
Well if you go to a different country and you know nothing of its lanugage you would need a translator. Without a translator you could be cheated by someone. With a translator you can talk with the natives of that country.
There are many places where one could find French translators. One could try many online translation sites such as Google translator or EN Bab for French to English translation.
You could go to a bookstore and purchase a French to English dictionary. You could also try searching online for a website that would do the work for you.
You can find English to Sanskrit translators online through websites, mobile apps, or software programs specifically designed for translation. It's important to choose a reputable source that accurately translates the text.
Yes, the title of any Chinese comic can be translated into English.
The opposite of English could be considered any language other than English.
Captain Miller needed a translator. After D-Day, the original translator was killed and he needed a replacement. Upham could speak French, German, and English, which made him a valuable asset to the team.
English to Italian translation books are sold at any good bookstore. In the UK this could be at stores such as Waterstones and W H Smith. These books can also be sourced online at such sites as Amazon, Ebay and Craigslist.