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« on: 26 March 2010, 04:24:11 »
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do you know if some translator exists for native american languages?


I know of no computer version, as can be found on the web for english, german, french & espanol. And my only personal experience lies with the Lakota language, and is rudimentary at its best. There are so many different languages and dialects that it would be a momentous task to try and consolidate them. That was why they invented sign language.
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« Reply #1 on: 26 March 2010, 08:55:54 »
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do you know if some translator exists for native american languages?


I know of no computer version, as can be found on the web for english, german, french & espanol. And my only personal experience lies with the Lakota language, and is rudimentary at its best. There are so many different languages and dialects that it would be a momentous task to try and consolidate them. That was why they invented sign language.


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