I also would like any web sites with free translators and what 'try to make' is in spanish and what 'against', 'it happens',and what 'help me to make better choices' is.  Thank you!
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Everything/All=Todo\nTry to make= intente hacer\nAgainst=Contra\nIt Happens=Sucede\nHelp to make better choices=ayude a hacer opciones mejores\n\nThe babelfish site is usually correct.  Sometimes it does not give correct "tense" (ie preterite, past, perfecto etc)\nI took 9 years of Spanish and my roommate was from Venezuala (she spoke Spanish to her family and we had conversations while I was taking Spanish in college)  I don't know alot, but I believe the above are correct.
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check out this site, www.freetranslation.com
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There is a website for translation so you don't have to wait for folks to answer.\nGo to :\nhttp://babelfish.altavista.com/
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TRY TO GOOGLE IT IN SPANISH
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Your in luck! I am dominican, living in DR ofcourse, this song is one of my favorites its Called "Ojala que Llueva Cafe" Translates to; (I wish it would rain Coffee in the country side) Circa 87-89 which might or not be in his album; Bachata Rosa. I dont know but its somewhere in that time period.\nFYI; his newest album is called "Para Ti" Translates to; (For you) a Cristian Themed\nAlbum which he made shortly after he became a evangelical cristian. \nNotable Songs in this Album\n"Para ti"\n"Soldado"\n"Avispas"\nAlso, 4:40 his band is named that way; because reportedly when they were rehearsing one day Juan Luis's brother was listening and remarked they should be called that way because in Music Terminology "4:40" is everything perfectly insynced! \nIts Starts Off;  (Portion)\nOJALA QUE LLUEVA CAFE\n\nOjalá que llueva café en el campo.\nQue caiga un aguacero de yuca y té.\nDel cielo una jarina de queso blanco\ny al sur una montaña de berro y miel.\nOh oh oh oh oh  ojalá que llueva café.\n\nOjalá que llueva café en el campo.\nPeinar una alto cerro e' trigo y mapuey.\nBajar por la colina de arroz graneado\ny continuá el arado con tu querer.\nOh oh oh oh oh\n\nOjalá el otoño en vez de hojas secas\nvista mi cosecha e' pitisalé.\nSembra' una llanura de batata y fresas,\nojalá que llueva café.
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I couldn't get my computer to read it. But you can go to babelfish anytime you need translation. I use it a lot!
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Good shot?\nhttp://babelfish.altavista.com
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The subjunctive is very important in Spanish.  I think that the best thing would be to get a book which sets out the grammar and learn the rules as best you can and then practise.  For example, you could take the word "ojala" meaning "if only"and practise saying the things that you wish for.  After you have practised a bit in this way, it will come naturally.  But don't try to run before you can walk.  Take it patiently.
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You might want to try this website.  I'm trying to learn a little more Spanish so that I can use it.  It looks like a really good site.\n\nhttp://mylanguageexchange.com/Default.asp
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You can use Altavista. Its call Bebel Fish translation. You just type the site's url and it makes you a translation to the selected language. I must tell you that it is not totally accurate.\n\nhttp://babelfish.altavista.com/
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One of the best places for translation for free (help not whole documents) is\n\nhttp://help.beberger.com
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Pinches bola de pendejos, vayanse a chingar a los tapirs en Oklahoma, por que no van a visitar el primer grado para un cambio de grado? si es que encuetran algo asi alla, como el hemisferio del oeste\n\n---\nOuch too many bad words there.. well in spanish theres tons of bad words so I tried using the most common ones..
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Do NOT depend on online translators if you want correct Spanish.  They're all right if you're trying to translate something in a language you don't know back to English, but computer-generated translations always contain a certain amount of gibberish.\n\nYour best bet if you want someone to proofread an essay is to find a chat room or forum with native Spanish speakers.  Or post your essay online somewhere and ask a question to Yahoo! Answers...I'm sure you'll get some hits.
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Try teh net.If you need any translation ask me. Lol since i been a member people here been asking me to translate for them. Free service!!
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The spanish is very bad. But I think this is what it says:\n\nHow do you say\nBut this one (a girl) doesn't understand spanish\nI know that I bother you I'm very sorry.\nCan we be friends again?
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i know a good translation site, and it is for free\ntry it!\n\nhttp://babelfish.altavista.com/tr
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Estos son websites para aprender English\n\n\n\nwww.learnenglish.de \n\nand \n\nwww.learn-english-online.org \n\nun ejenplo\n\nIt gives written and sound \n\nFull form (written) Short form (spoken) \n\nI am = I'm \nyou are = you're \nhe is = he's \nshe is = she's \nit is = it's \nare not = aren't \nis not = isn't \n\nalso an example\n\nQuestion - What/Who is it? \nWhat ....? = things\nWho .....? = people\n"What's" = What is\n"It's" = It is\n"Who's" = Who is\n\nPictures are included with the answers on the site \n\n"What's this?" "It's an apple." \n"And this?" "It's a pear." \n"And what's this?" "It's a car." \n"And what are these?" "They're biscuits." \n"And these?" "They're eggs." \n"Who's this?" "It's Mr. Bean." \n\nSource(s):\nwww.learnenglish.de\n\nwww.learn-english-online.org