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Old 05-14-2011, 03:12 PM
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Hi , not sure if you were talking to me?? if so i live in Kapuskasing..lol all the way north....i do paint lots of rocks animals, flowers, little cottages etc.......have sold quite a few...but quilting takes up most of my time now...
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Pebble admiration from eastern Ontario,they are quite beautiful. Are you anywhere near New Liskeard?
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Old 05-14-2011, 03:16 PM
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the only problem with the translation sites is thy translate word for word and sometimes the meaning gets lost...thy are good if no other resource is available....


[quote=joellesews]there is a site called Translate.. I think on Google and you just tell it what you want liek from french to english and then type in what you want translated.. not sure if you could copy and paste and the print it out or not,[/quot
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Old 05-14-2011, 03:38 PM
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Hi, I just wanted to tell you that you live where I wish I did. I have wanted to move to the English countryside since I was 15 years old. I just feel this very strong pull to the place. Must have lived there in a previous life!
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Old 05-14-2011, 03:49 PM
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Originally Posted by Little RoO
Thanks to everyone who replied.....I have now found someone who will translate it for me.....cannot believe the kindness of everyone....have had this book 2 years trying to translate it......mention it on the board and within an hour have offers of help......thanks again
this is EXACTLY why I love this place!!!
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Old 05-15-2011, 05:10 AM
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Originally Posted by Quiltbeagle
You can type whatever you want in Babelfish.yahoo.com and have it translated for you in seconds.
I have really bad luck with Babelfish. I use it frequently to translate stuff from my Japanese friends in Facebook and it usually turns out to be just gobbledygook! It's very disappointing as I thought Babelfish was supposed to be a good translator.
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Old 05-16-2011, 08:23 AM
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Originally Posted by Little RoO
Hi...this is a really big favour to ask..... I live in the UK and back in 2009 whilst on holiday in Europe I bought a magazine called Quilt Mania Hors-Serle Enfants 2009.....because it had two beautiful childrens applique quilt in it that I would love to make.
The only problem is,it is a french publication and therefore all the instructions are in french.
I know a very small amount from being taught many years ago in school and I have tried with dictionaries etc but cannot translate it.
Would anyone be kind enough to translate the instructions for me, the instructions are very short, just a couple of paragraphs really.......I would be more than happy to pay or send fabric if preferred as I know this is a big favour to ask...thank you
I was going to offer but see that k3n has beaten me to it! I
didn't know there were any other board members living quite so close to me!
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Old 05-17-2011, 01:19 AM
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Originally Posted by Little RoO
Hi...this is a really big favour to ask..... I live in the UK and back in 2009 whilst on holiday in Europe I bought a magazine called Quilt Mania Hors-Serle Enfants 2009.....because it had two beautiful childrens applique quilt in it that I would love to make.
The only problem is,it is a french publication and therefore all the instructions are in french.
I know a very small amount from being taught many years ago in school and I have tried with dictionaries etc but cannot translate it.
Would anyone be kind enough to translate the instructions for me, the instructions are very short, just a couple of paragraphs really.......I would be more than happy to pay or send fabric if preferred as I know this is a big favour to ask...thank you
Why don't you go to the local high school and ask the French teacher if she/he would translate it for you. You can always make a wall quilt for the class as a "thank you."
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Old 06-04-2011, 08:39 AM
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There is a website called freetranslations.com. You can google it. Just scan, cut and paste the directions and it will translate from French to English for you! Free! Good luck.
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