I saw how long that post was and did not read it. I have a general rule not to read anything more than 10 lines. I just loose interest in it too fast. Anyone want to highlight it for me??
I saw how long that post was and did not read it. I have a general rule not to read anything more than 10 lines. I just loose interest in it too fast. Anyone want to highlight it for me??
Someone from Italy wanted us to read a good article on Cuban Cigars. He used an automatic computer translator, which translates words and sentence structure far too literally. This type of translation only works effectively on very simple phrases. Here, so much is lost in the translation that it makes the article unreadable.
Exsactly my friend ,you have undestand perfectly my problem.Unfortunately my english is not good for translate a long articol,so i have used a translator find on GOOGLE
Habanaman
I see, well welcome to the board. Make sure that you make your way to the Member Map and get your name on there...It is at the top of the Cigars Forum.
ah, welcome to the board habanaman. for a while there i though you were spamming the site but i see the light now. try using the babel fish translation. it might do better at translating. do you have the original URL of the artical?
"Only two things are infinite, the universe and human stupidity,
and I'm not sure about the former." -Albert Einstein
No i haven't the URL of the articol because i am the autor of it! If you won't i can send to you the articol in Italia and than you can try to translate in english!
habanaman
i'm probably the last person that would be able to translate things. i tried to take spanish and failled it twice. i doubt i would be better at italian.
if you have it on the computer you can copy and paste it into the link that i posted. it should work but i'm not sure how well it would work.
"Only two things are infinite, the universe and human stupidity,
and I'm not sure about the former." -Albert Einstein
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