What are these words in kanji? / where can i find a good english to japanese translator?

i need to know these words with the characters and how to say them. please ans thank you =D





find


stop


fly|||find- 発見 wakken


stop- 停止 teishi


or 止まれ　tomare -tomare means to stop what you're doing, and is used as stop signs on the road as just 止


はえ-hae -this means the insect 'fly'.


To fly, or flying is 飛行 hikou.





I find Yahoo!Babel Fish helpful :)

Where can I find a Japanese translator with technical experience in the New Hampshire / Boston Area?

Contact the American Translators Association. They have a listing of translators by language combination, geographical location, and field of expertise. I'm not sure whether the referral is free but since translators have to pay a membership fee to be listed with the ATA, there's a good chance you can access the database for free. Not sure but worth a try.





You can also try the yellow pages.

Do anyone know where i can find a English to Japanese translator that does not translat into Kanji but words?

you can enrich your Japanese Vocabulary and Kanji


at





http://www.japaneseclass.jp/





or go to the kanji page to practice kanji step by step


http://japaneseclass.jp/level1kanji.php





there are vocabulary practice also


http://japaneseclass.jp/vocablvl1.php





go to the random question practice page


http://japaneseclass.jp/testset.php





its fun!


just like playing game


its a good practice


and its free!|||freetranslator.com|||yeah, you could go to jisho.org and select 'display kana as romaji'. that is a dictionary though.

What is the best software translator for japanese or chinese or korean INTO english?

What is the best software translator for:


1. japanese to english


2. korean to english


3. chinese to english





tell me why





thx|||there's not much of a why to that. usually u just translate. it's very hard though so there might be some that are better than others. usually i just use http://babelfish.altavista.com/





it has all 3, and swapped. like english to japanese, korean and chinese. :)|||google, its free and accurate|||japanese

Does anyone know where i can find a english to japanese translator?

English language to japanese pronunciation or an japanese charecter to a japanese pronunciation.|||I would recommend The Bridge's foreign translation program. Their one of the best! http://bridgelanguagecenter.com/index-4.鈥?/a>|||you can find it hier http://www.worldlingo.com/en/products_services/worldlingo_translator.html


or hier http://www.freedict.com/onldict/jap.html

Does anyone need a japanese translator?

I want to help translate japanese mangas, dramas or JE group shows. Are there anybody that needs translation help? I've actually never done it before but I'm japanese %26amp; fluent so if you need a translator leave me your contact adress here? I can do help for a long time but I'm going back to japan June-August so I might be busy then! Thanks|||Go to onemanga.com, they always need translators. I always fall on pages like this while reading manga there:





http://www.onemanga.com/Bokutachi_wa_Shi鈥?/a>


http://www.onemanga.com/Boku_no_Hatsukoi鈥?/a>


http://www.onemanga.com/Bokura_wa_Itsumo鈥?/a>


http://www.onemanga.com/Full_House_Kiss/鈥?/a>


http://www.onemanga.com/Ahiru_no_Sora/13鈥?/a>


http://www.onemanga.com/Chocolate_Cosmos鈥?/a>





You can look around in more mangas, these pages are usually at the end of chapters. Though I'm sure this is quite enough to start with :P|||http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;鈥?/a>

Dose any one know of a japanese to english translator for free?

I want to know because I'm getting Naruto Shippuden: Narutimate Accel 2 and some other imported games for my ps2. And a lot of the text, and speech is in japanese. And I will love it if some one could help me out. And I do not have a working cell phone.|||http://www.freedict.com/onldict/jap.html its awesome:D|||freetranlation.com

Where do i find a simplified(FREE) japanese translator? ?

what does "Doushite kimi wo suki ni natte shimattan darou?" mean?


Does anyone know of a translator for simplified japanese for me?


Thanks...TommyAJS-C


|||Why did I fall in love with you?


どうして君を好きなってしまったんだろう？








Great song btw! (: Been playing in my head for ages.|||Below are two great sites for simplified translation. Unfortunately, yours won't translate.|||All free translators are crap.





Sorry....but thats the truth :)

Does anyone know of an English to Japanese translator?

Not one that shows the symbols but one that goes into English letters. Real letters ex: 'a,b,c,d,e,f,g' etc|||Well, you're talking about romanizing Japanese characters, right? As in a transliterator, not a translator? Because I'm afraid there's no such program committed to just transliterating Japanese.





The best way is to learn the Japanese alphabet and then get a Japanese word processor, like the one from http://njstar.com and get help from their pop-up dictionary on the different pronunciations of a kanji character, if that's where you're going. I'm saying you have to learn because the pronunciations are listed in hiragana and katakana, and because Romaji (the romanizations of Japanese characters) are not very reliable.|||those letters don exsisit its only syllables but go to google and go to language tools near the search button|||Google translators is pretty good|||microsoft office word - when online. use review %26gt; translate|||You mean, into romanji? Like, instead of 銇层倝銇屻仾, it would just show up as "hiragana"? I'm not quite sure there are any useful ones, because it wouldn't be guaranteed to be understood by Japanese natives. There might be one if you search for "English to Japanese Romanji Translator" on search engines.|||Yahoo's babelfish is pretty good. Just be careful, not everything translates literaly. For example, 'Je suis plein.' translates literaly to 'I am full.' but in french, it means 'I am pregnant.' See ya!

What's a great online japanese romanji translator?

nothing like google translates, something that is the most likely to be accurate.








ty!|||Simple answer: there's none. If you want to translate romaji accurately you need to translate it word by word for example in www.jisho.org since romaji words usually have 2 to even 20 different meanings (that's why they have kanji..) so it's most likely not accurate at all plus many translators don't know Japanese grammar.|||There is nothing that is considerably more accurate than google. Google Translate is not inaccurate because it is a crappy translator but because with the current technology a translator that is consideralby more accurate than that cannot exist.





If you are going to use a translator then you can just as well go with Google. You won't find better. (Expect proffessional translators and hobby translators)|||http://translate.google.com/#es|en|se%20鈥?/a>

Where can i find a Japanese translator?

I have recently been reading a manga, and i have gotten to the point where there is no English translation. I am either looking for a Japanese OCR or someone that will volunteer to translate.|||Try excite:





http://www.excite.co.jp/world/english/





Or yahoo:





http://honyaku.yahoo.co.jp/transtext|||Try Google translate - good luck!

Does anyone know a good free online english-japanese translator?

I need to know some Japanese translations of a couple PHRASES, so a dictionary would not work. Please lemme know :D!|||Yahoo Answeres is best.|||Here is the yahoo translation tool:


http://babelfish.yahoo.com/





Here is the Japanese version:


http://honyaku.yahoo.co.jp/





Here is the famous EDICT dictionary, which does have many phrases:


http://www.csse.monash.edu.au/~jwb/cgi-b鈥?/a>





Of course, if you have specific questions, you can always post here!|||To have a try this:


http://www.google.com/language_tools?hl=en


It would be better, the translation is pretty precise.


Hope it helps..

How do you say "I want to be a Spanish & Japanese translator" in Japanese?

私はスペインおよび日本の訳者でありたいと思う。

Anybody know of a good English to japanese translator?

I don't want one that gives me the kanji. I need one that if I type in cute it will tell me Kawaii.


So I want one that gives me the speaking word.


Please help!


Thanks|||I see what you mean all the electronic translators will translate into the Japanese language and Japanese letters.





All the best with finding one, if not I recommend you take this idea to a Japanese business man, propose it to him, have the idea patented and you can make a lot of money. I am sure the words are available in that format already you just need to make it into an electronic software format like you are looking for now|||hi pal., u can free download the translator from google.. www.toolbar.google.com ... and there r more sites provides the translators to speak cute (kawaii)





www.topics-mag.com/globalization/lang-鈥?br>

www.urbandictionary.com/


www.amazon.com/Japanese-English-Talkin鈥?br>

www.enchantedlearning.com/languages/ja鈥?br>

www.japanvisitor.com/





try these sites... else mail me to d_s_prasanna@yahoo.com

Need english to japanese translator can anyone help?

For songs.|||you could get the japanese lyrics and put them in google translation|||they have a web site called babble fish. you can translate lyrics from there.|||whaaaaaaaatttt????????????

Does anyone know where I can get a good Japanese translator?

Like not a real person, but an online thing.


Sites like bablefish translate it, word by word, so it really does not make sense.





And I dont wanna spend any money on this, bc I am talking with someone back forth.


If anyone can help I will be really grateful.|||I'm afraid all online translators are no good.


unless it's a person, or a very expensive device, it will translate badly.|||japan|||http://www.freetranslation.com/





Much better than babelfish. They don't translate word for word, but it's still not always 100% correct.|||Go ask some geek.

Help with Atlas Japanese to English Translator?

On the Atlas translator. When I translate something from Japanese to English, it comes out weird





it's either





1.wrong translation


or


2. a word comes out as asterisks or a japanese word in brackets





does anyone have any user dictionaries to help me with this? I heard you could merge user dictionaries to your current one.|||DO NOT use online translators. It comes out weird because they are absolutely useless and always wrong. If you want something translated you need to either study Japanese yourself or ask someone here or someone elsewhere for a translation.

Can someone give me the link to an accurate (Japanese) online translator ?

I'm looking for a Japanese-English translator and I know that some sites aren't accurate so I was wondering if someone could give me a link to a translator that is accurate!





Thanks a lot to everyone who will answer me! :3|||http://translation.babylon.com/english/to-japanese/


here is a site that I've found to be fairly accurate with japanese, though no translator is really perfect %26gt;.%26lt;|||Sorry, but there aren't any. Translators never are 100% accurate, simply because the meanings of differently shaped sentences and different words vary and the languages are sometimes so different that the translation sounds tacky.





For example Google translate gathers info from text written by real people, but because it's still growing the translation is not very correct especially in certain languages.|||I believe there is no such thing.





But, if you find one, please let me know.

Can someone become a translator who speaks Japanese?

Can someone become a translator who can speak/understand the Japanese language? We are making a fandub of Pokemon and We want the real script. Please! You must know slang, engrish, and many more. Thank You!|||What do you mean by "become a translator" if you are fluent in a language of course you have many job opportunities.





Do you mean you need someone to translate Japanese for you?





If you need help, feel free to email me.|||you're not going to find anyone here dude. i suggest looking on MiRC chat client. thats how the bleach guys started out.





(baka, i onry speak basic japanese)

Is there a Free English>Japanese translator that will change my English to Japanese with English characters?

Like, if I typed idiot, I would receive baka, instead of 愚か者|||http://jisho.org/words/





Be sure to check the "Kana as Romaji" box to get English characters.|||go to google and look it up. i recently did that for french and it worked.|||go to http://www.freedict.com/onldict/jap.html

Anyone know where I can find a Japanese text translator on the internet?

i just want to learn how to speak japanese so tell me where i can find a text translator which converts english into japanese but not japanese letters, i just wanna learn the pronouncination





thnks...|||Google search learning japanese and you'll get a good list. Try each one to see which you'd like.


Online language translators aren't any good. Try translating an English sentence to Japanese then translate it back to English and you'll see how bad they are.|||i think that babylon is ok....


i aw it on ad|||hey...





go to www.google.com.





You will find "Language options" in the right of the text box.





when you click that option, we will find one page which translate Japanese to English and English to Japanese.|||U can try the following link:|||Go to this link:





http://www.google.com/translate_t?langpa鈥?/a>





This is only one of the numerous translators on the net. Try a google or yahoo search to get more results.|||http://www.rikai.com

How much does a translator (English-->Japanese, Japanese-->English) make? What qualifications do you need?

Besides having a B.A. in Japanese what else do you need as far as qualifications to become a translator for English to Japanese and vice-versa? I'm specifically talking about translating documents and such. Also how much do translators make? What are the ranges? Does it depend on the positions as translator? Please tell me what the positions are.|||You start with a BA degree in the language you want to translate from. Then you take courses in translation and/or interpreting, such as the ones approved by the American Translators Association (ATA):


http://www.atanet.org/certification/elig鈥?/a>





Finally, you take the ATA certification exam or another equivalent certification exam.





The salary varies depend on where you want to work as a translator.|||Yes, and I would also recommend majoring in Japanese at UCSD.|||simply google these : "Salary of Translator" and "qualification for translator"

Is there a Japanese translator who would be willing to share their email?

I have eight sentences I need to have translated and I would rather not reveal those sentences on the internet. Any help would be appreciated.|||you can e-mail me


check my profile

Where can I find a japanese letter translator?

I want my name in japanese so I can copy and paste it onto one of my profiles. I've tried google but I can't seem to find any. I found one but it only gives you images of your name in japanese letters.





Any help :)|||What's your name? E-mail me and I can write it for you.|||Japanese as three different alphabets: Kanji (which is Chinese picture symbols), Hiragana (which is Japanese and used for things like verbs/adverbs etc....) and Katakana, which is used for foreign words, such as your name. Japanese is very simple in that it's phonetic, so say your name out loud with a Japanese accent, find a Katakana alphabet, and just translate. I don't think it's an exact science. My name's Hayley, but in Japan, they called me He - ye - ri or He - ri. So my Katakana name was the symbol for He and the symbol for ri. (





Note - I'm not Japanese so you'll want a Japanese person's opinion.|||hate to say but translators don't make sense at times (lmao the things i see people translate into japanese XD) Learn it! :D

Does anyone know of a good electronic Japanese language translator/dictionary?

My friend is being stationed in Japan and I am looking for a good pocket dictionary and also for an electronic translator that will be helpful. Any suggestions?|||There is no particularly good translation software for Japanese, and for most east asian languages for that matter. For an electronic dictionary, there are a number of handheld types that I unfortunately cannot comment on. For the computer though, I find JWPce to be indispensable. You can attach multiple dictionary files and quickly search through them. Additionally, it makes it easy to find unknown kanji via various lookup techniques, and is a text editor to boot.





http://www.physics.ucla.edu/~grosenth/jwpce.html

I need a good english to Japanese Romaji translator?

Can someone give me the link for a good english to Japanese Romaji translator???? )= One that doesn't always say "Not found"|||I don't know a good link, but I can tell you what to type to get each Kana characters.





あ=a　い=i　う=u　え=e　お=o


か=ka　き=ki　く=ku　け=ke　こ=ko


さ=sa　し=si　す=su　せ=se　そ=so


た=ta　ち=ti　つ=tu　て=te　と=to


な=na　に=ni　ぬ=nu　ね=ne　の=no


は=ha　ひ=hi　ふ=hu　へ=he　ほ=ho


ま=ma　み=mi　む=mu　め=me　も=mo


や=ya　ゆ=yu　よ=yo


ら=ra　り=ri　る=ru　れ=re　ろ=ro


わ=wa　を=wo


ん=nn





If you need to make the letters small, add a "x" in the front.


For example,　っ＝xtu





If you need more help, you can email me and I will reply as soon as possible.|||There is no good machine translator for Japanese. There is no English --%26gt; romanized Japanese machine translator whatsoever.





Use babelfish or google translate, then transliterate it on romaji.org.





Or better yet, post your questions here and ask for answers in romaji.

What is the best online japanese translator?

I need something that is accurate as possible, if you can find me one with few multiple servers translating at onces would be nice. But I just need the a really good translator.





thanks|||Do NOT trust on ANY of those online "translators", they ALL are UTTER RUBBISH!!|||www.worldlingo.com/products_services/wor鈥?br>




www.freedict.com/onldict/jap.html





translation.babylon.com/Japanese

Where can I find an online english to japanese phrase translator?

Not an English to Japanese dictionary.|||Google has a translator. Check under the labs or I think they have something that says "more." Click that. There is also babelfish.|||http://babelfish.altavista.com/





I can't say its perfect, and you don't get to play with roomaji, but it's the only one I've found. Be sure to translate back to English to double-check.|||malaysia

What is the best handheld english japanese pocket translator?

I am going to Japan soon for study abroad and would like the latest model to translate english sentences, words, grammar, etc. into Japanese and vice versa. Are there any nice ones and what is the official term for this type of tool?|||Jesus is the Messiah.

Does anyone know of a visual japanese translator?

For example a translator where i can click on the japanese kanji and have a translation?|||Do you want something like Rikaichan?


http://www.polarcloud.com/rikaichan

Where can i find a English to Japanese translator that shows the Japanese words phonically?

instead of the characters it shows the words but not romaji|||i think google translator

English to japanese translator? I need one that translates in full sentences, so not to get the order mixed up?

Thank you very much in advanced.


(Flaming will be reported)|||I ran it through my favorite online translator (see below), and it popped up with this:





桜の花で止まってください。


その時中桜の花が栄えること。


暴行花で止まってください。


あなたがいつ暴行花に疲れる　停止　桜の花で。





No idea if it's correct, but it's in Japanese.





My favorite online translator is Free Translation, linked below.

Were can i find a free japanese kanji translator.?

Ok i need a good and free japanese kanji translator that will translate kanji to english for me, for some Yaoi i downloaded. So if you know any one that can help me, that would be nice.|||I think Rikai-chan リカイちゃん (a popup Japanese-English/German/French/Russian dictionary extension for Firefox) is one of the best Kanji translators.|||There are none. And all of that yaoi is probably just images too, right? I hate to break it to you, but technology is NOT magical. It cannot look at a picture, understand what's on it, and correctly translate it.





If you want your comics translated you need to contact a human being to do it for you. Since you downloaded it I'm guessing you're cheap, so you won't be paying for any translation. In that case, you'll need to just contact various translation groups and beg for someone to do it.|||As a student of japanese, I personally like





http://www.saiga-jp.com/kanji_dictionary…





It's nice that you can look up by stroke order and such. However, if you don't speak any japanese, you might want something more general like dictionary.com. Unfortunately, 80% of what you get will be crack, but maybe you'll get the gist of it.|||I use jisho.org


You can choose parts of a kanji you think is in it and it shows all of the kanji that have that part. Sometimes it's hard to find a certain part of a kanji though. がんばれ！

Where can I find online Japanese Translator?

I am trying to find a site that will translate both words and sentences to Japanese from English.... thanks!|||this is the best site for Japanese translation= http://www.google.com/ig?hl=en%26amp;referrer=…|||For awhile I used http://www.trussel.com/f_nih.htm because it offered medical terms in Japanese. The problem is all the translations are in .gif format, so it takes a minute to load, but it also offers the romaninzed version first, then you are able to click onto the .gif.


That only offers one word at a time.





Translators that translate an entire sentence/phrase are usually incorrect. There are several meanings for words and the translator isn't sure which definition you're pertaining to. I suggest you study how to format a sentence and conjugate verbs rather than use an online translator for sentences.

Where can i find an english to japanese translator on the web?

ones that give me kana, kanji and katakana. also give definitions of the words that they show.|||freetranslation.com|||babel fish





http://babelfish.altavista.com/





sorry but this is just a translator ( very good on though).|||http://kanjidict.stc.cx/|||If you're not going to try translating whole sentences, there's the link Spooky gave you, or you could try


http://www.csse.monash.edu.au/~jwb/cgi-b鈥?/a>


or


http://www.yesjapan.com/dictionary/yesja鈥?/a>





If you ARE going to try translating whole sentences - give up now! (Unless you're game for a laugh...!!)

What kind of degree to become japanese translator?

any answers are helpful. I have a general idea, but please give your input. thanks.|||~You don't need a degree, you need fluency in the language. If you are referring to a particular type of translator for a particular position, first learn English and learn to ask a complete and comprehensive question, and you need to research the job and certification requirements for that particular job/position. Duh.|||You don't need a degree to become a translator of any language. Your fluency is what gets you the job.





That said, it is difficult to acheive fluency with any language unless you are immersed in the language on a daily basis, and unless you're living in Japan or regularly socialize with people who speak Japanese, your chances of successfully learning the language are best if you enroll in a class of some sort.





You should also consider that if you are able to read and write the language it will give you an edge toward competing for a job as a translator with those who may only know how to speak the language.





It's also not a bad idea to learn about the culture, so that context and certain slangs which are not often taught in language classes can be learned.





Most companies looking to hire a translator require you to pass a test to prove your fluency. Owning a degree doens't neccessarily mean you can speak a language better than someone who doesn't have a degree.|||You would need to study Japanese language as a major. I would recommend that you take courses in Japanese culture, history, and linguistics as well.

Can you tell me of a good japanese translator that has the pronounciation of the words?

Since neither my pc can "read" japanese letters nor do I, I am looking for something whose results will be


For Example: Thank You: Arigato.|||Here's a pretty good dictionary site for Japanese: http://jisho.org/words/ . If you want the "pronunciation" (English characters) be sure to check the "Kana as Romaji" box. (You'll probably want to check the "Common words only" box as well).





Unfortunately, Spooky-sensei is right, Japanese dictionaries are not effective sources of information if you know nothing about the language.





If you find a word that you think is right, look it up in the Japanese section just to be sure. Even then, there's no guarantee that the word or phrase you want to say will be the way Japanese people would express the same concept.|||Translators aren't trustworthy sources for Japanese, especially if it's more than just one word.

I want to learn to speak Japanese so i need a good online translator.?

I need a good English to Japanese online translator soon because i want to learn to speak Japanese fluently.|||Unfortunately, online translators are incredibly flawed. After even just 1 year of studying Japanese, you can usually (with a dictionary handy) do a better job at translating than they can. For any even sensical translation, you're going to have to either learn it yourself the hard way or ask someone who speaks the language. To check, just copy a few Japanese sentences into any translator and see how much sense they make. That's roughly how coherent they'll be translating into Japanese.





If you can't take classes, I'd advise you check JapanesePod101 either via iTunes or on the internet for some basic lessons that'll help you with some simple vocabulary and grammar and also look into buying some books. Still, nothing can replace actual instruction, but it can help and you'll learn what you want to know if you're willing to work hard. Good luck! By the way, links to two websites I mentioned are provided below, in sources.|||any online translator can't be completely trusted. if you want to translate phrases, go ask a japanese person to translate it for you. but it won't help you become fluent if you rely on a translator. you have to actually learn the grammar and sentence structure.|||If you want to learn Japanese you need something more than a translator/dictionary. Have a listen to http://www.japanesepod101.com , it's a podcast for learning the Japanese language. You can also find them on iTunes.





Good luck! Ganbatte!

Where to find online Japanese translator?

I'm looking for English-Japanese and Japanese-English online translator that's free.





Not the one that translates to Japanese characters but just the "english spelling" like for example:





Thanks=Arigato


Good morning=ohayo





and not those Japanese characters! Please! Thanks!





Give me the best online translator! And also the reliable one! Thank you!!|||try this site:


http://nihongodecarenavi.jp/en/index.htm…|||go onto google and type in


google translator


and it lets you translate any lauguage to english|||sure





http://www.freedict.com/onldict/jap.html

Where can I find a Japanese to English Translator?

I need a Japanese to English Translator. babelfish.altavista.com gives the kanji and I need the actual words. so yeah No Kanji! The Japanese words in English letters. Pronounciations would be fabulous but not required.|||http://www.worldlingo.com/en/products_se…


http://www.englishjapaneseonlinedictiona…|||try googling it if you haven't already

What qualifications do I need to be a Japanese Translator?

Obviously I need to be able to speak Japanese ^-^ but what other qualifications do I need?








Thanks! x|||Do you mean translator from Japanese to or from English? You would need to be skilled in spontaneous translation, meaning that you would know the "foreign" language so well, that you could listen to one language and speak in the other language simultaneously.

I would like to know where to find a japanese translator. ?

i want to find a translator that has the words spelled out and not in symbols because i don't know how to pronounce it that way. i want it to tell me what "I love pizza" is in japanese without doing the symbols. i know they have lyrics like that online but i want to be able to do it for my self and be able to see the translation myself.|||E-mail whatever you want to me, I'll translate it for you. I'm Japanese.





I love pizza= Watashi/Ore pizza daisuki! or Pizza wa watashi/ore no daikoubutsu!|||i'm gonna be the japanese translator which you need. lol. but this is serious.

Where can I find a translator for Japanese to English?

I've been searching for a good translator so I can translate the Japanese song lyrics. And I want it in english text not the symbols. I can't find a good translator anywhere, that will translate paragraphs.|||I usually don't trust translators on websites, so I don't usually use it.


(Well, I don't trust the way I translate either though!!)





But here is the list of translate sites.





http://aamt.info/japanese/mtweb-j.htm





It's all in Japanese, but most of them covered Japanese to English or backward translation.


As you may know, "鑻?quot; means English, and "鏃?quot; means Japanese. So click the URL on the left and check them out.|||Try www.babelfish.altavista.com Hope it works!

How can I become a Japanese Translator?

What quaifications do I need and what are the role options ?|||Step 1: Learn Japanese.





Step 2: Apply for a job as a translator.|||Well, obviously you first need to know fluent Japanese and English (and fluency in other languages couldn't hurt either.) In order to grasp a full understanding of the Japanese language, I would suggest living there for at least a month to come to understand slang terms, grammatical shortcuts, idioms, etc.





Also, you must be a good writer in English. People don't want to hire you to translate things that, while accurate, sound like they were written by a 2nd grader.





Find a type of translating you like best: law, novels, medical, business, news, movies, science work, text books, oral translation (interpreting). You could also obtain a teaching degree and become an English teacher in Japan.





Most importantly, get a degree in Japanese translation! I would not suggest getting an "online degree" because sometimes companies don't value them as much as people who got their degrees by attending a physical campus. This is the most important step to getting hired.|||If you are fluent in at least two languages, you can try registering for freelance translator websites, such as www.lingotip.com.

Do you know any japanese romanization to english translator siteS?

Do you know any japanese romanization to english translator siteS?


japanese romanization to english, not japanese words to english


Thanks!|||This site is not a translator, but it is an EXCELLENT online dictionary. It translates both ways, has every obscure japanese term that you could possibly imagine, AND you type everything in Romaji.





http://linear.mv.com/cgi-bin/j-e/jis/dic鈥?/a>|||hi can tuckingfypo help me with translating

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Is there a translator that will make anything you write Japanese(pokemon related)?

well, i have a japanese pokemon game and i want to give my pokemon japanese names but i can't write japanese. i tried using the english to japanese translator on google but it only translates real words and not made up nicknames for pokemon. is there a program or website that will make anything i write in japanese?|||no but there are people transelaters that do that.

Where can i find english-japanese translator that doesnt use japanese characters?

i dont know what is the website for the translator of english-japanese without the japanese character


i mean the words using alphabets|||I did a search for online english to romanised japanese translation. Below I have posted the only site that looked as if it might be what you were looking for. I hope it works.

Several questions about becoming a Japanese translator.?

I'd like to become a Japanese translator, but I don't know how to go about this. Though I'm pretty fluent in the language, would I need a degree? Would a degree get me better work? How would I find work? And around how much money could I make? I was planning to mainly focus on text translations (books, movie scripts, legal/business stuff, etc.)|||Translation work is hard to get into. I have a friend who speaks 3 languages fluently and she wanted to translate for the court systems in DC. She had a degree in her specialized language and a minor in a second one. She was also planning on attending graduate school for translation in Geneva, Switzerland to give her a competitive edge (The UN happens to also be here). I speak a few languages and the least you need is certification as a translator. This is not easy to get as the test are very rigorous. There are various Continuing Education programs at Universities that offer professional development that prepares you for the certification. Most jobs require you to be a native speaker of the language, unfortunately, because of the fluidity of language and the nuances that it may have that you cannot learn from a textbook.





Salary-wise these jobs are bleak. On average I think they pay around $40,000. The most in-demand sectors are in medicine and these tend to pay more. I had a professor of French who translated for the UN (she was native French) and she enjoyed her salary because it was completely tax exempt so that can be a possibility. Go on their website and look at the job section for the requirements on translating.





My friend also wants to translate texts but she's put off the entire thing while she works in the health field to save up enough money.

Can someone translate this into Japanese WITHOUT a translator?

I want someone who can actually speak Japanese and translate this properly. Please don't use Japanese translators, I do translate it myself to see who did use a translator, so there's not point in trying. Their possible title's for my story, so please, translate them properly :P





1) The Great Sky Above.


2) To Fly Free.


3) My Heart Will Always Belong To You.


4) The Key To My Heart.





if you (those translating this who actually speak Japanese) could also provide kanji too, that'd be great! :)





thanks! :)|||The Great Sky Above

ue no bakudai na sora

上の莫大な空



To Fly Free

jiyuu ni tobikakeru koto

自由に飛び翔ること



My Heart Will Always Belong To You

watashi no kokoro ga itsumo anata ni zoku suru

私の心がいつもあなたに属する



The Key To My Heart

watashi no kokoro no kagi

私の心の鍵



~~~



If those last two ones seem too long, here are some slightly shorter (and more natural-sounding) versions:



kokoro ga itsumo anata ni zoku suru

心がいつもあなたに属する



The Key To My Heart

kokoro no kagi

私の心の鍵



~~~



Good luck with your story!

Where can I find an accurate English to Japanese translator?

I need it to be in Romaji and it must be accurate. Thanks to everyone that helps in advance.|||There are *zero* English to Japanese online translators which are accurate after trying to get more than just a single word translated (and even then they may be off). If you want accuracy, you have to pay a real person to do it for you.|||This one is pretty good most of the time: http://www.freedict.com/onldict/jap.html|||http://www.freetranslations.com/|||freedict.com|||altavista

Where can I find a good online english to japanese translator?

I need one that will give me the symbols (Hirigana, Katakana and Kanji) aswell as the word written in english|||Machine translation does not work well between Japanese and English because those 2 languages are so different.|||google translate.|||www.eudict.com





http://www.wikiled.com/Default.aspx|||Find a person who can speak both languages, then e-mail/IM them your questions.

Is there a Japanese translator online thats translates from the English phonetic to the English meaning?

So if I typed in "Ohayo" it would answer "Good Morning". I always use babelfish but it can't do this i dont think.|||You mean romanji (japanese words romanized) as opposed to kanji, katagana, or hiragana characters.





"Ohayo Gozaimasu" is "good morning".





This might work:


http://www.animelab.com/anime.manga/tran…





Best thing to do is google "romanji to english translator/translation". Click on links and try out different translators. But most likely, you'll end up with a sentence that doesn't make sense.|||No, there isn't.





Online Japanese-English, English-Japanese translators only work with Japanese script.





You must type in the Japanese script and that will give you a translation.





Example, type in "おはよう” (ohayou) and it will translate it to: Good morning.





However, ONLINE TRANSLATORS DO NOT WORK! They give false, inaccurate translations. I strongly advise you NOT to use online translators. I can't stress this enough.





If you need a Japanese to English, English to Japanese translation, ask on Yahoo! Answers and people here will translate it properly. But online translators DO NOT WORK.





Hope this helps,


Beau

Is there an English to Japanese translator that has the words in English?

I can't find a site for it. Instead of (こんにちわ) I would like (konnichiwa) Thank you if you answer!|||Denshi Jisho is an online Japanese/English dictionary that can use romaji (latin letters) as input and output. Just select the "kana as romaji" box on the right hand side.|||LOL at the "no best answer" voters! :D

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Where can I find a human Japanese translator?

I have a manga that I need translating into English but the problem is because it's a picture I can't copy or paste the words onto an online translator so I need and actual person to translate, I'm willing to pay|||translation services, but I can tell you already that's gonna cost you a lot



My advice? look for a student English - Japanese

advantages for the student:

- will be more experienced when he/she graduates

- money



advantages for you:

- cheaper

How do I find a Japanese translator for my website?

The website KHInsider.com is searching for a new translator. How do I find one? My name is Spyells and I work for the popular Kingdom Hearts fan site, KHInsider. We are currently searching for a translator and I have no idea where to start looking. Can someone help me?|||Unless you're paying, you're not going to find a professional or anything who's really qualified, per se, to translate for you.





You might want to put an ad for it on your website and post around on other KH sites for one though. Someone might want to help out for the hell of it.

Is there a japanese to english translator that can translate japanese words written with the Latin alphabet?

I am using Rosetta stone to learn Japanese and there are some words that i just can't figure out. So i thought it would be helpful to use a Japanese to English translator. The problem is that none of the ones I found actually translate it for me. Even google translator just tells me what the word is written like using kanji. I need one that will translate the japanese words written with the latin alphabet to english.|||watch naruto.|||http://www.csse.monash.edu.au/~jwb/cgi-b鈥?/a>





Be sure to click the romaji button.|||This site: http://jisho.org/

Is there a Japanese website translator out there?

Hey guys I am in need of a Japanese website translator, and I am unwilling to pay 20$ for one, anyone have a good solution that is free and hopefully doesn't involve yahoo tool bar :D. sorry had some previous spy ware issues with it.|||Umm Go to google and search like I searched for Nintendo Japan and heres the 1st link


浠诲ぉ鍫傘儧銉笺儬銉氥兗銈? [ Translate this page ]%26lt;click that


the Translate this page google does an ok job but sometimes it misses up the words but you can still find out waht it means|||The best one that I use (for looking at sony's site and such) is http://babelfish.altavista.com/





it wont do whole websites yet, but it will translate blocks of text that you you copy and paste into the page.





Check it out!!


Cheers

How do you find a Japanese name translator?

I always wondered how my name looked in Japanese but I can't find a translator...how can I find it?|||http://japanesetranslator.co.uk/your-nam鈥?/a>





Just type in your name and you will get it in kanji and in English writing.|||Search for japanese name generator/converter..


I think that'll help...





The second link, below, is more "real" since my name


is jennifer and jennifer means pure is becomes junsui


in japanese.





I used the first links' japanese name as my


username here on yahoo, miharu.. =)|||Go here: http://japanese.about.com/bltattoo.htm


Choose from a variety of options to translate your name.


Have fun!

Where can i find a good english to japanese translator online ?

i wanna translate this paragraph .. but i cant find a reliable translator -.-'|||http://wakan.manga.cz/


Free downloadable dictionary.


Works great and is very informative.|||http://www.appliedlanguage.com/free_tran鈥?/a>

Get paid to become Japanese translator?

I was told to look into working through government/military because I want to be a Japanese translator. They said that I maybe able to get my college paid for and everything. Where could I find more information on this?|||call your local recruiter , look in the telephone book. the enlistment is a good idea, dont pass it up, chance of a life time- ill never regret it.

Does anyone know of a good English to Japanese translator website?

Does anyone know a website where I can type in an English word, and it gives me the correct Japanese word?|||well, freedict.com works best for me. Its translates word for word... you may need a thesaurus to help you at some points. But you still need to learn to get the grammar right yourself.|||There's really no good translation website for that. English is a very vague language and if you don't know exactly what you're looking for and don't already understand at least the basics of Japanese you're probably going to get things wrong.|||have you tried alta babel fish?


http://babelfish.yahoo.com/?fr=avbbf-us


its part of yahoo so i think its right|||i just use the google translator it works for me

Where can i find a good japanese sentence translator?

when ever i find a japanese sentence translator it translates what i want but then instead of the words the boxes appear [] its something like that but i cant find one that does words and sentences at the same time....i go to freedict.com for words but it doesnt do more than one word.|||1. There are no good online translators. ESPECIALLY not when it comes to sentences. If you don't want to sound like an idiot you need to use a real human being for your translations.


2. Enable East Asian Fonts on your computer and you will be able to see them.

Is there a free online English to Japanese translator that translates into WORDS, not symbols?

I need to type some sentences in to be translated, and all the ones I tried kept giving me symbols. Is there one out there that translates into japanese words, and not give me the symbols?|||Yeah there is,


Its gable fish or babel fish(Dyslexic!) but It works REALY well I use it all the time.|||Just google romaji translator. When they use our alphabet, they call it Romaji. Better yet, buy a dictionary. Random House makes a very good one for about 8. dollars|||doesn't exist





if it does, it will be flawed to the point that it's literally not giving you japanese anymore

Where can I find an English Japanese translator?

I`m not talking about the online translator. I really need a person who can translate some datas for me.|||You could ask Rotbuche: http://answers.yahoo.com/activity?show=9鈥?/a>

How long to become a japanese translator?

I have been thinking for awhile about becoming a Japaneses translator. I was wondering how long to become one (schooling) and how much do they get paid. Thanks|||If you also want to serve your country and live in Japan, the army has a school in california where you spend a year doing nothing but getting paid to learn Japanese.





You get around $1347/month for being a private.


You get $1509.90/month for being a private second class.


You get $1587.90/month for being a private first class.





You won't make specialist before you ship to basic training unless you have college credits already, and if you have a bachelor's you just get commissioned as a second lieutenant.





If you don't want to enlist, you can major in Japanese at a university and try to find work that way.|||It really depends on who you want to translate for. Like tour guides or for the U.N. It really differs. Sometimes you need up to five years or more to really speak a language fluently. Good luck though. Sounds like something I would want to do too.|||I don't know how much you get paid, but it depends if you know more you get paid more know less you get paid less. It might take about 4-5 years or more but I think it depends on your pace at learning. Ok I hope I helped!|||It depends on if your really serous about learning.And as far as the money it depends who your translating for.Hope that answers your question

Is there a free japanese translator ipod touch app like jibbigo?

I'm going to japan and want a ipod app that can translate what people say in japanese (by speaking into the microphone) into english. I only know of jibbigo. Does jibbigo work well? Is there another similar program that is available as a free app?





I'm hesitant to buy jibbigo cause of the poor reviews I've seen. Thanks.|||I arrived in Osaka on Friday (3 days ago) on my first trip to Japan, knowing about 50 Japanese phrases. To be honest you only desperately need 10 phrases to make a holiday workable.





Sumimasen


Gomen Nasai





Ohayo Gozaimasu


Konnichiwa


Konbanwa





Ee Otenki Desu Ne?


So Desu Ne





Onegai Shimasu


Dozo





Oishikatta Desu


Arigato Gozaimasu





You also need to learn to politely acknowledge the Irrashimasu and Dozo Irrashimasu that you will hear from shop staff.





I use Jibbigo to translate the occasional word that I hear and it works ok. Sure, its voice recognition is primitive and prone to errors, but so is all voice recognition. At least it has a retranslate feature for stuff like that.

I need a good English to Japanese translator app for iPod touch?

Since the iPod touch DOES NOT HAVE A MICROPHONE, I need an app that you can type in what you want to be translated from English to Japanese, and then actually translate it in audio as well as in text. Anyone know any good apps like this?





Thanks.|||If you are only translating single words there is a really good app called Kotoba! It is an English/ Japanese dictionary. You can type in the word you want to look up (In English or Japanese romaji)





And, if you use the earbuds that your ipod came with, there is a microphone attached.|||I use "Kotoba!" and "iDict". These are both free, but I don't think either of them can talk the phrase out to you. I think it will be hard to find one which does, because the kanji can be said in different ways, and most of the time, things are pronounced differently. たとえば、 を　と　は　と　ます。These are all pronounced differently (masu, drop the 'u') in circumstances. However, in Kotoba!, you can look up a word, then look at the examples for it. The examples are in japanese characters, romanji, then english. Sometimes, is also has french, or spanish, too.





Example:





こんにちは、ミミさん！どう、　元気？


konnichiha, MIMIdan! dou, genki?


Hi, Mimi! How are you doing?





So it's really helpfull.

Do you know of a good English/Japanese online translator?

I wanted to translate something from English to Japanese (simplified) but I can't seem to find a decent online translator. Any ideas?|||Sorry to burst your bubble, but NONE of the online "translators" work. They are so rubbish, inaccurate and so bad that nobody should ever call them "translators"!! Please do your translation work offline.|||Do you mean simplified where there is no Kanji and it's romanized? You may have luck with googles translator, but as far as I know, because of the complexity of the language there aren't any good online translators. You can try JWPce if you want a really good dictionary, but you need to be able to read hiragana.|||http://www.excite.co.jp/world/english/





Excite translator. I guess this is the best English/Japanese online translator.|||if you have an ipod or iphone there should be an app for it i belive i saw one if not try searching it on the internet thats how i study for my french i hope this helps|||I think google has a translator called google translator. there's also a site called babbelfish.

Where can I find an English to Japanese Romanji translator?

I am really desperate to find a translator that translates English directly into Japanese Romanji.


I have already tried using Google Translator and then changing the text into Romanji, But that really is annoying and not as accurate.


I DO NOT WANT A DICTIONARY!





Thanks a bunch if you can help.|||If it is a word you are trying to change directly, then I would suggest the one I use:


http://www.jisho.org





Or if you meant the English hiragana, then you can use:


http://www.dicts.info/2/english-japanese_romaji.php





Oh, also check out swagbucks! It is a way to earn digital money for everytime you search something. My friend got me into it and he brought a PS3 off of this site.


http://swagcodes.com/swagbucks/meeiu

Where is a good Japanese translator?

I am looking for a download (free) where I can translate English to Japanese in both kanji and the spoken word. What is a good translator, that I can download? |||Only dictionaries.





Translating paragraphs etc will result in a bad outcome. |||enrich your Japanese vocabulary and kanji in a fun way


http://www.japaneseclass.jp


its fun! earn EXP gain level and get ranked!

Where can I download an Free English-Japanese Translator Software?

Hello guyz, where can I download a free english to japanese translator software that is a freeware??


Thank you in advance!!!


I will choose a best answer so please tell many website as you can.. Thanks in advance!|||Yeap! but u didn`t tell us, for mobile phone or computer?


I think it might be for mobile phone and I'd recommend to this link,





http://www.getjar.com/products/13104/Poc鈥?/a>








***If u want 2 download the file/App u have to choose J2ME version first!***|||Over the past several decades, the US Government and dozens of educational institutions and commercial organizations have spent HUNDREDS OF MILLIONS OF DOLLARS on the problem of machine translation.


1. They have NOT yet solved the problem.


2. Even if they had, THEY'RE NOT GOING TO GIVE IT TO YOU FOR FREE.|||use Babylon download trial from


www.babylon.com|||http://www.softlookup.com/display.asp?id鈥?/a>


Best translator to download|||in


www.download.com|||I dont know any that you cn download but go on google.ca and search Bable Fish Translator and you can use it for free.

Anyone know a free simmple japanese translator?

it's not really a japanese translator im lookin for, just really more of a "type-it-in-and-we'll-tell-you-how-to-sa鈥?i love the japanese culture, and i wish to learn japanese for future reference.|||try this





http://freetranslation.imtranslator.net/鈥?/a>|||Here is a great site that has multiple languages to translate to and from.





http://intertran.tranexp.com/Translate/result.shtml





Hope that works for you!|||ask yahoo-answer. it won't get easier than that man|||An automatic translator won't help you learn Japanese. You need a good dictionary and a good grammar guide--go to your local bookstore.





If there's anything you want to specifically know how to say, try asking Yahoo Answers.|||This is pretty handy. It's a free, online translator that I use a lot. It gives you the pronunciation of words and characters too. Kanji that you don't know can be copied and pasted into the box. The translation is not very coherent, but you can generally figure out what the basic meaning is. It's really great for learning unfamiliar Kanji characters.


http://www.csse.monash.edu.au/~jwb/cgi-b鈥?/a>

Where can I find a English to Japanese translator and fast,please?

Okay I have to find 700 phrases from english to japanese language! It's due by next Friday,which makes me nervous. And all the translators I try, use Japanese characters.(Example:銈兗銈便兗 = okay in english) I want a translation like this (Example:"daijoubu deseka" which is are you okay/alright?) Could somebody tell me where to find one I want have to buy or dowload,please and fast?|||http://www.freedict.com/onldict/jap.html is okay for some things





what do you want to translate?

I need a English-Japanese translator online that translates to Romaji and Kanji?

Any good english to japanese translators online I need it for monday.|||http://jisho.org/





Type the word in the English text box under the "Find words" area and search.


Then check the "Kana as Romaji" checkbox and press seach again.





If the instructions were confusing, here's pictures to help you.


Step 1 http://tinypic.com/r/152p43q/4


Step 2 http://tinypic.com/r/14466c7/4


Your Result http://tinypic.com/r/2nk7xww/4





Also: Try to stick with the "common word" ones.|||To type in a word document? To do that, you need to install the language on your computer. See this site for more information. http://www.declan-software.com鈥?/a> I hope I understood your question correctly.

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Does anyone know of a good english to Japanese translator?

I'm trying to get some words translated, but any translator I have found always displays the words in Japanese symbols instead of just a readable word. (for instance, If I wanted to translate thank you I'd like to get back arigato, not a bunch of symbols I don't know how to read)|||Automated online translators catagorically don't work. They mostly rely on using the most common definition of a word when translating rather than judging from context so most translations beyond very very simple sentences come out as jiberish.





You are better off using an online dictionary, learning some grammar and translating the text yourself, if you can't just go ask a native speaker what it means.





A great online dictionary that I've found is;





http://linear.mv.com/cgi-bin/j-e/jis/dic鈥?/a>|||So what you need is a good English to Romaji translator. Only go word for word though cos otherwise it makes no sense at all!


Here is a good translator:


http://www.dicts.info/dictionary.php?l1=鈥?/a>





and here is a pronunciation guide


http://www.japaninyourpalm.com/pronuncia鈥?/a>





Good luck!|||One more:





http://www.dicts.info/2/english-japanese鈥?/a>|||Try looking at some electronic stores, I saw a nice variety of translators at best buy and Circuit City. they range from 19 dollars to over 100 dollars.

Where can I find a free japanese translator online?

Um... Can anyone please help me find a japanese romaji translator?|||There is no such thing as a romaji translator, as Japanese people don't read or write in it. The only type of machine translators you'll find will be putting them into regular Japanese script.





I myself use Excite Japan


http://www.excite.co.jp/world/english/





Also, if you think you're going to be communicating using only machine translation, you're going to look very strange to a native speaker. For example:


鏄庢棩鍏枊銇敺濂抽€嗚虎鐗堛€屽ぇ濂ャ€嶃伀鍑烘紨銇欍倠鏌村挷銈炽偊銈掋伅銇樸倎銆佹ソ銇椼亜銇娿仚銇欍倎銈炽兂銉嗏€?br>




translates as "I introduce happy recommendation contents and [entame] information including [shibasa] Coe who performs to man and woman reversal version "Inner halls of a palace" of opening tomorrow to the public." (grabbed that off of Yahoo Japan's front page)|||Thank you everyone! I'll try the links today!

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|||I use jisho.org which reads romaji. However, as a dictionary this only translates in words and phrases. In that case, I usually just piece it together by context.|||Online translation between Japanese and English does not work well. There are some translators like Google. But none of them works.

Where can I find a english to japanese translator?

I want this tattoo that says Live Experience Learn %26amp; Laugh in japanese, but I have no idea where to get it translated from english into japanese(for FREE!!!) I keep running into these online sites where they charge. I don't really trust an tattoo artist to do it for me b/c I wouldn't want him to draw a different symbol that means something else. It would really be nice if I can find a translator that is accurate. Can anyone help me? Please %26amp; Thanks|||Google free translation %26amp; go there.|||http://translate.reference.com/translate…





I experimented with "live" and three symbols appeared as the translation, so you may or may not want to list each word separately. I don't know whether each symbol translates into "live" or whether all three are needed. Assuming that all three symbols are required for the one word, that could be a very long tattoo. Or, maybe typing in all the words will translate into only a few symbols.





Anyway, this was one of several (allegedly free) sites listed by Google for "English to Japanese translation" and I didn't pay for the translation.|||There is NO SUCH THING AS A CORRECT JAPANESE TO ENGLISH TRANSLATOR.





Second.





Do you mean live as in life form if so its (生命)





Or do you mean personal life (日常生活)








Experience is (経験)


and laugh is (笑)





But no offence, but in Japanese when you put that on your body, it makes no sence whatsoever. The funny thing is thought, the last word laugh, is what they will be doing at you......seriously.|||go to google and type japanese translations. and u can some how find a webdite and once you get there select english (from.) and japeneese (to)

Does anyone know a good Japanese Translator for light novels?

I currently have scanned copies of a light novel series that I wish to read; unfortunately, I am not as proficient in Japanese as I wish I was (little comprehension of kanji) and other sites that I visit don't seem to be interested in picking it up. If anyone could recommend a good translator for me to send my scans to, it would be highly appreciated.|||http://www.translation-services-usa.com/japanese.php

What is an accurate online free japanese translator?

google translate is inaccurate, so i just want to know if there is a free online translator for japanese that is exactly accurate?|||I don't know of any translators that handle the grammar very well, but if you can decode the word order and grammar, then www.rikai.com will give you the meanings of the kanji characters so you can figure out what is written.|||We might be able to find such a translator -- not 100% accurate but close to it -- 30 or 40 years from now.


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Where can I find a japanese translator?

I plan on traveling to Japan ok maybe ummm next summer for about 2 months and I woud like to hire a translator for my trip. I would like to know where I can find japanese interpreters and if it would cost me a lot of money (about how much?) to hire a personal interpreter for 2 months. Thanks!|||There are agencies in Japan, who provide such translator/interpreter services on demand.


One is B-cause net, it is the biggest one, and has interpreters from nearly every language. They will charge you more for the service, however.


Another option is to put classified on Japan Times, GaijinPot and other sites.|||if you go to yahoo and type in japanese translator a various translators will show hope


hope it works =]|||Japanese Translation Services: http://gojapan.about.com/cs/translator/a鈥?/a>


You can contact Japanese Translator's websites as listed in the above site.|||Ohayou,


It can all depend on the translater. I was a tranlater for my friend once, and it cost her nothing because I knew her, she was a friend. So maybe try and go online and make a friend? The price will all depend on how good her english is, and how long your stay will be.. 2 months is a while, and if your gunna need her a lot, your probably gunna need a lot of cash. :) Good luck.


Gokouun o inorimasu! :)





Ja ne|||I used to work as a personal interpreter and got paid 25,000 Yen per day with food and accommodation! Let me know in advance and I will do it for you.

Where can I find a reliable english to japanese translator?

Where can I find a reliable english to japanese translator that uses the english alphabet rather than japanese symbols? I've looked online and haven't been able to find a good one so far. I need it for a cosplay character.|||http://ca.answers.yahoo.com/question/ind鈥?/a>





I'm Japanese and don't think there is any reliable English to Japanese translator. I could help you out if you have any things you want to translate.|||I understand your situation. Translation is indeed not an easy task. And translators are hard to find. I'm a Filipino. I studied in Japan for almost 5 years and I have been using Japanese for 14 years now. I'm a translator.





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|||Try the link..|||try using this site:


http://www.freedict.com/onldict/jap.html|||http://www.freedict.com/onldict/jap.html


word for word, one word at a time.

If I want to become a japanese translator what do I need to do?

Besides learning the language of course. I'd like to learn Japanese and then use it as a translator while I live in Japan.|||learn the culture and customs along with the language....japanese history is extremely interesting and you will be suprised to learn that some of the things the western world thought they knew about Japan is incorrect....This is a disciplined and beautiful culture full of beauty and honor....... it's a difficult language...but well worth the effort......|||just learn it i guess|||study Japanese language|||go to college and study japaness|||use hotjobs and type in "speak japanese" then hit enter|||Eat lots of Sushi.|||learn the language then go the embassy there and apply for translator positions|||You might want to take a history course on the culture, so you can understand them socially.|||go to japan|||Learn Japanese.


Talk to Japanese.


Listen to Japanese.|||im a high school freshman and im taking french


so far i learned the easy things first


- numbers


-alphabet


say them out loud





listen to some beginner jap lang. tapes or watch vdos|||wanna be a japanera?

What is the best college in the USA to go to if I want to be a Japanese translator?

There's got to be SOME japanese translators on here who've went to college before. I want to know which one I'll probably come out knowing the most japanese (or being the best japanese translator) from.|||University of Hawaii. East-West Center

Where do you get a Japanese translator that translates romaji sentences to English ones and vice versa?

I would like to find this kind of Japanese translator but I got none. Could you help me, please?|||Well your not going to find any translators that can automatically translate whole sentences but some good dictionaries like the ones below do contain common phrases in their dictionaries.





Japanese is a very different language than English. The sentence structure, untranslatable words, ect.





but go ahead and give these a try. By the way, if you can't read the Japanese on the Japanese site below download rikaichain (its a program that translates each word when you hover your cursor over it.)





Actually rikaichan is probably going to be your best translator, and its free. Good luck





http://spencer.blackmarket.net/ShowDictionary.aspx





This one has a bit more phrases





http://dictionary.goo.ne.jp/je/|||Human translations.








Online translations are inaccurate.

Where can I find a translator that translates english letters to japanese?

I found a japanese translator a while ago but it only translates what I type into it, so long as it's an actual word. I need one that translates just the english letters to japanese so I can have my name in japanese.|||Do you want a translation of your name or a transliteration? There is a difference. It also goes by how your name is pronounced, not written, because of the difference in how Japanese and English works as a language.





For example, my name would be translated as "yuuwaku", written in two kanji 瑾樻儜. But transliterated by how it's said, it's Rena, 銉儕. Because I am not Japanese, it would be written in katakana, not hirigana. Rena is most appropriate. Wikipedia has a chart showing katakana, which you can use to sound out how your name is said and transliterate it.|||Your name in Japanese is the same name you have now -_-"

What is the best translator to translate Japanese?

Well other than going to a japanese person that knows Japanese what esle is a good option? I went on a online japanese translator website and it helped me a little bit? Are there any free good translator programs that I could use?





Thanks|||Go on LiveMocha.com. Best option.|||see now i was going to be a smartass and say Takahashi Sensei (my Japanese teacher in College) but here you go and say "other than going to a japanese person" and shoot down my chances of being a smartass. Well done, sir!|||GOOGLE TRANSLATOR OR BABEL FISH TRANSLATOR


both are good and clear :)|||I use google translator, i am not sure about japanese, and its free.

How do I turn on the Japanese translator on my Windows 7 Ultimate?

I downloaded the Japanese update from the Microsoft update.





But now how do I turn on the Windows 7 language translator program?|||Installing and Typing Japanese on Vista / Windows 7


by YesJapan.com - Free Japanese Lessons!

Japanese translator?

I am writing a Naruto fan fiction story. I need to find the japanese word for feline or cat for my clan name. But every translator i find, shows me the japanese symbol for feline. So i ethier need a translator that shows me feline in our alphabet or if one of you guys could tell me? (Easy ten points)|||the word for cat is "neko"


pronounced with the "e" as in "pen"


and the "o" as in "god"


(i study japanese at school)|||the word cat in romanji is "neko".


the japanese kanji for it should be 猫 (neh - koh. ねこ in hiragana).|||I want to know also...|||the cat in japanese is "neko" (n-e-k-o as you read it).. xxx

Japanese Translator?

Where can I found a Japanese to English Translator?





Because I want to be able to only right the words like, not in japanese characters. The Google Tradutor requires the japanese characters I'd like to only have to write it in our letters... you know?|||http://www.trussel.com/f_nih.htm|||The website above is a good one, I use it, too. Especially for medical terms because I study biology.





Kondasha offers a great line of dictionaries and Japanese help if you're willing to make a purchase. Here is the website.





http://www.kodansha-intl.com/contents/ca鈥?/a>





If you have firefox, they have an addon called Foxlingo that also helps you translate words from english to Japanese and from japanese to English, along with Raikichan.|||try this site:


http://jisho.org/

Japanese translator?

ok. i need to find a good (free) japanese translator with the pronounciations. but idk where to look. can anyone give me a link to a good one?








ive already googled it, so dont tell me to look it up on google.|||grr.. can't really help you on this one. I was just like you- searching up until I had enough and just went to buy one. It's well worth it and it displays kanji, hiragana, katakana, romaji, and english! It's really helpful. Maybe I could help you translate stuff. Just email me. =o^.^o= Oh and there is a free website. It has romaji.





http://linear.mv.com/cgi-bin/j-e/dict|||Free and good rarely go hand in hand. Most will also require the installation of software that allows your computer to process and display Japaneese characters.|||not google but go free translations.com|||I dont think thats posable, try and find a japanese person to do it for you.|||i have no idea. i too am looking for a japanese translator. if you find one please let me know.|||lol...LOOK IT UP ON GOOGLE!|||find an online dictionary, they can translate the words.


pronountiations? well, those you will have to learn.|||i no japaneese all u had to do was ask