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Living Arabic/ Lughatuna is a good resource for looking up dialect words and stuff, however it can't do translation. the best translation you can get is using your skill to understand the greater meaning and intent of the sentence, while supplementing with aids like dictionaries and sites.
Arabic <> English Translation jobs? I have a bachelor's degree in English translation and linguistics, but I have yet to find any jobs. I have a profile in Upwork, Fiverr, and other freelancing sites, and I regularly send cover letters and/or proposals but nothing seems to work.
If you have some background in Arabic and want a reference for translating a chunk of text, google translate is good. If you want to translate a specific term that isn’t widely used in English or Arabic, Reverso context is the best. If you want to look in to etymology of a word in Arabic, wiktionary will get the job done most of the time.
I translated a lot in university both Classical and Modern Standard Arabic. I would suggest using traditional dictionaries specific for the type of Arabic you want to translate (Fusha, MSA, dialects etc.). Apart from them, for MSA, you can use in combination with the dictionaries, but with caution Google Translate, al-Maany, and Reverso Context
Sahih International is best when someone is a student of Arabic because it's quite easy to match which word of the translation came from the Arabic, since it's quite a word-by-word translation. It's most often recommended because it's simple and short, easily accessible in language and resources. Not recommended for you
r/translator is *the* community for Reddit translation requests. Need something translated? Post here! We will help you translate any language, including Japanese, Chinese, German, Arabic, and many others. If you speak more than one language - especially rare ones - and want to put your multilingual skills to use, come join us!
fine-tune a specific english/language pair based on llama. llama as a foundation model is only very strong with english. but you could develop a fine tune with the help of a much larger model, like gpt4, in a week or so. run 100k bidirectonal inference translations or so using gpt4, then use that dataset to fine tune your favorite llama model.
r/translator is *the* community for Reddit translation requests. Need something translated? Post here! We will help you translate any language, including Japanese, Chinese, German, Arabic, and many others. If you speak more than one language - especially rare ones - and want to put your multilingual skills to use, come join us!
r/translator is *the* community for Reddit translation requests. Need something translated? Post here! We will help you translate any language, including Japanese, Chinese, German, Arabic, and many others. If you speak more than one language - especially rare ones - and want to put your multilingual skills to use, come join us!
Google Translate is number one translation tool for sentences. It only gets about 5 out of 50 words wrong. It's free. There are some paid translation tools that I've come across while searching. They are used by businesses and governments and universities. At least that is who these websites market their services toward.