Translator Tool

Google pays much attention to the tools that help make information available to people regardless of language they use. For example, we have Google Translate, but it joins Google Translator Toolkit, a tool much more accurate and less automatic.

To use the web application, simply log in and load the source of information we want to translate. It can be an article in Wikipedia, a website, a Knole or a local file (with format. Doc,. Html,. Odt,. Rtf, or. Txt). Once loaded the source there are several tools that allow us to further refine the translation. The next step is the ability to share the translation with others who may continue with the corrections or not, can download the translation directly to your computer or publish it online.

Link: 
http://translate.google.com/ 

http://translate.google.com/toolkit

To round off this good work on the part of Google, the automatic translation system "learns" to make the corrections to the text. And to translate the content into 47 languages, or more than 98% of the population. The day will come when the translations will be much more reliable and will be through efforts like these, efforts to facilitate the globalization of the web as well as care for the indigenous languages