What is the best free Italian-English translation website ?

Question

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Answer 1

I speak Italian and English and can assure you that those free translation things are horrible. You can end up inadvertently insulting people or making suggestive innuendos without even knowing it. Don't even bother with them

Answer 2

http://lexicool.com/

the best...

Answer 3

I personally prefer the www.wordreference.com..... you can type in what you are wanting to get translated, and people will translate it.. is free and in my opinion better than babblefish because babblefish will not always translate like the people speak... instead it translates literally - which sometimes confuses who you are communicating with ... and also in wordreference you get many different ways that people say it!! hope this helps!!!!

Answer 4

I agree with the person before me. I alwayssss use wordreference.com. You can ask questions in forums as well and people are really helpful.

Answer 5

www.dictionary.com

they have a translator services plus is free good luck.

Answer 6

http://www.google.com/language_tools?hl=... can be used to translate sentences and paragraphs; it's far from perfect, but will give you a reasonable starting point.

This is a good translator for words & will provide alternative translations and idioms/phrases that include the term: http://www.wordreference.com/

Answer 7

Let me, also, recommend wordreference.com. It is the best for trying to decipher conjugated verbs. For instance, when I was first learning Italian, I needed to look up the word puo'. I could not find this word in a regular dictionary or any online dictionary until I found wordreference.com. Now, I have that site at the top of my bookmarks.

By the way, puo' is the third-person conjugation of potere (to be able) meaning "he can" or "he is able".

Answer 8

Here's another for you...

http://www.wordreference.com/