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Posted by lindsay_gallimore@sympatico.ca on 2011-11-10 14:30

I am working on a series of posts about Webitext http://www.webitext.com and Linguee http://www.linguee.com, two of my most treasured translation tools. (If you haven't realized by now, I love alliteration....) At first I thought this would be a speedy post comparing a few aspects of the two, but as usual, my research has snowballed into a Yeti http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o5oigyHVHWE.

So, to tide you over before I post, let me know: do you use Linguee and/or Webitext? Do you prefer one over the other? (And, how do you pronounce Linguee? I've heard a lot of variations, personally, I say it like the sound of the pasta "linguine.")

Posted by lindsay_gallimore@sympatico.ca on 2011-11-22 01:33

Also, here's one I haven't tried yet:
http://www.tradooit.com

Posted by lindsay_gallimore@sympatico.ca on 2011-11-22 01:30

Glad I could introduce you to a new resource. I am finding myself using Linguee more and more, significantly more than Webitext. It has been extremely helpful on all my projects, be they class assignments, contracts, or my internship.

Posted by Jzapa026@uottawa.ca on 2011-11-20 23:18

I must say I did not know Linguee before you posted this, so thank you for sharing it, first of all.
Now, I do not have any particular preference at this time. I will once I will have used Linguee a little bit more. All I can say for now is that I am enjoying its interface very much: colours, etc. Also, it promisses it will aways be free of charge.
I can't really think of any other pronunciation variations (you have heared). I would pronounce it like the sound of the Flight of the Bumblebee.

Posted by Jzapa026@uottawa.ca on 2011-11-13 11:25

Avoid Alliteration. Always. :P

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