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carlie
If your working on a claim or any project and need a handy language translation tool this one is pretty good.
http://babelfish.altavista.com/
Here are some examples:
In English:
What is hadit.com Veteran to Veteran?
A Veteran Based Site to Guide veterans through the VA process by combining the Knowledge, Skills, and abilities of Veterans to provide other Veterans the Information and support in dealing with the VA system.
Translated to French:
Quel est vétéran de hadit.com au vétéran ? Un emplacement basé par vétéran pour guider des vétérans par le processus de VA en combinant la connaissance, les qualifications, et les capacités des vétérans de fournir d'autres vétérans l'information et l'appui en faisant face au système de VA.
Translated to Korean:
hadit.com노병은 노병에게 무엇 이는가? VA체계와 교제하여 다른 노병을 정보 및 지원 제공하는 노병의 지견, 특기, 및 능력을 결합해서VA과정으로 노병을 인도하는 노병에 의하여 기초를 두는 위치.
Translated to Dutch:
Wat is Veteraan hadit.com aan Veteraan? Een Veteraan baseerde Plaats om veteranen door het proces te begeleiden VA door de Kennis, de Vaardigheden, en de capaciteiten van Veteranen te combineren om andere Veteranen te verstrekken de Informatie en de steun bij het behandelen van het systeem VA.
Translated to Spanish:
¿Cuál es veterano de hadit.com al veterano? Un sitio basado veterano para dirigir a veteranos con el proceso del VA combinando el conocimiento, las habilidades, y las capacidades de veteranos de proporcionar a otros veteranos la información y la ayuda en ocuparse del sistema del VA.
Now when ever something is translated from one language to another it will not come out EXACTLY the same -- But whoever it is going to recieve it will more likely than not, be able to understand what you are trying to get across to them.
This URL also does like from French to English, Chinees to Spanish, pretty much anything you need. This comes from a search engine called Altavista.
Hope this helps a vet and have fun with it.
carlie
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