Can you translate that into French, please?
We will translate the manifesto into multiple languages.
I will translate the book into English.
Use a French dictionary to translate each word or you can use an online translator.
I can translate the Christmas song 'Silent night' in sign language.Interpreters will translate the dignitary's speech.Good intentions do not always translate into effective actions.Here are three sentences using the word 'translate':"James is fluent in English and French and so can translate between the two languages.""Please will you translate this into German for me?""When I am older I would like to translate for the government."
The given word can be translated as 'not only that...'. (as in the sentence not only the people but also their children are smart)
Sentence by sentence...
I had to translate my grandfather's Spanish to make the visitor understand him.A person must translate a foreign language.
I can translate the document from English to Spanish.
Use a French dictionary to translate each word or you can use an online translator.
Sure! I can translate this text from English to Spanish.
I want to translate the meaning of bird from English to French.
Put it in a sentence: too many ways to translate the word.
He was trilingual, so he could translate for them all.
Use it in a sentence. It's difficult to translate out of context.
Si primum verbum sententiae est.
I can translate the Christmas song 'Silent night' in sign language.Interpreters will translate the dignitary's speech.Good intentions do not always translate into effective actions.Here are three sentences using the word 'translate':"James is fluent in English and French and so can translate between the two languages.""Please will you translate this into German for me?""When I am older I would like to translate for the government."
"Ara" is not an English word. I would be happy to help you translate a suitable sentence if I knew what language it was.
There is no way to translate this sentence, because in Hebrew you can't have "the" right before a pronoun, and there is no Hebrew word for AM ("am" depends on the word order, and it can't be fit into this sentence.)
This doesn't make sense if I translate each word back to Dutch. What's the original sentence?