WikiTranslation.org

WikiTranslation is a wiki project where you can receive free human translations. A community of volunteer bilinguals (not necessarily professional translators) will translate a phrase or a short text for you.

Though unregistered users can both request translations and translate phrases available for translation, it is better to register so as not to go through an anti-spam procedure each time you use the site.

In addition, as a registered user, you can vote on suggested translations in the languages you know. The registered users get points for their activities: signing up (100 points), translating, voting on translations, and selecting the best translation. Asking questions costs 3 points. It's that simple.

The WikiTranslation website (www.wikitranslation.org) supports more than 25 language pairs.

Since this translation service is free, don't expect to get your translations quickly each and every time. Another disadvantage is that you can't request long translations. This is obvious from the translation requests posted on the website.

Also, you can't be 100 percent sure that the translation you get will work for you. Even for short translations, it is sensible to use a paid professional translation service, if the translation can impact your company's image, reputation, or can have legal or financial consequences for you.

However, the BIG advantage of the WikiTranslation project is that you can get translations by humans, not machines, for free. Furthermore, if you know foreign languages, you can help others with translations and promote your mother tongue as a volunteer translator.

e-transcriptum : Free Translations For Genealogical/Historical Purpose

e-transcriptum (www.e-transcriptum.net) is a free translations service, based on a volunteers team. It provides translations from old documents, for genealogical/historical purpose (birth records, family documents, ...).

If you need such translations, feel free to send a scan of your document through our website : www.e-transcriptum.net.

Languages FROM which we currently translate:

Alsatian, Breton, Dutch, English, French, German, Georgian, Italian, Latin, Old Dutch, Old English, Old French, Old German, Old Italian, Old Russian, Old Spanish, Polish, Russian, Spanish, and Tatar.

Languages INTO which we currently translate:

Dutch, English, French, German.

If you are a volunteer for helping the translators team, feel free to send us a mail through our website : www.e-transcriptum.net.

Free Translation into Russian

by AllWorldTranslation.com

AllWorldTranslation.com offers free Russian translation of short texts, emails or letters (up to 50 words). Subject to translators’ availability, clients and website visitors of AllWorldTranslation.com can get free of charge Russian translation performed by experienced translation experts and not online translation machines.

Our Russian translators are happy to assist you in any way. So, in addition to free Russian human translation, our linguists offer Russian language support which includes, but is not limited to: editing machine translated texts (no longer than 50 words), consulting on language related matters, help with Russian language pronunciation, free Russian translation of text messages to Russia, Ukraine, Belorussia and other former Soviet Union republics.

Moreover, experts at AllWorldTranslation.com provide free phone consultations on the topic of Russian language, country of Russia, Russian and American cross-cultural communication, etc. The length of the phone consultation is up to 5 minutes long.

In addition to these free services, AllWorldTranslation.com has published a list of Russian words and phrases that you can learn and use for free. The list includes phrases used in everyday communication and love phrases.

We also offer translations to and from most demanding languages such as French, German, Italian, Dutch, etc.

Learn more about our services and feel free to contact us if you need any help with the Russian translation of your document.