I need some translation done from Latin to English. Where can I get it done?

There are several online Latin translators to English that you will find. Here are some of the sites which I think will help you study your book in Latin. 1.

Sometimes a language translator focuses on translating word and phrases and putting them into English without taking into consideration the grammar. So that you can be assured that your Latin books is translated into English with correct grammar you can go Latin Dictionary and Grammar Aid (archives.nd.edu/latgramm.htm). The site is developed by the University of Notre Dame.

There are basic prompts online that you can use or download a program that you can use if you are offline. The site also has search function that helps you figure out words that you are not sure if it fits grammatically in your Latin sentence or if they are not properly translated in English. 2.

Lingvozone (http://www.lingvozone.com/) offers free online services where you can get words or text translated into Latin or English. You can also look for Latin words in the Latin Online Dictionary. These will also help you in your Latin translation: *Thesaurus Online - look up synonyms for Latin words in Latin *Phrase Book Online - you can check out popular phrases in Latin and see how they translate to English and back again, you can also print over 3,000 phrases.3.At Translation-Guide (http://www.translation-guide.com/free_online_translators.php?from=English&to=Latin) you will get a basic translation of either text or a web page.

It provides translation and the interface is easy and with a click of a button you will get your translation. Source: http://online.lovetoknow.com/wiki/Free_Online_Latin_Translator.

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