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Are there any open/free downloadable translation databases, bes开发者_开发技巧ides wiktionary?

(any language welcome)

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You could try contacting IATE. It's the European Union's database and it might be readily available. It being the EU you might have to wade through a couple of Red Seas of tape though :)

Another good source could be Glosbe, who are trying to build a large dict based on translation memories. According to their about section they allow downloads of the translation memories as well, so try contacting them.

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You can download in OmegaWiki. See: http://www.omegawiki.org/

The aim of our project is to create a dictionary of all words of all languages, including lexical, terminological and ontological information. Our data is available in a relational database, as a result it is possible to use the data for many purposes.

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Have you tried Babel Eclipse it has a very interesting translation pack, if you need to translate you can also use Google Translation FAmily

Wondering what "have a nice day" looks like written in Hindi? You can use Google Transliterate to transform a given written language into dozens of other scripts.

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Here's one simple approach for quickly getting the translations you're looking for:

1. Get all the words & phrases you want into a text file, where each "translation target" is on a its own line

2. Use https://translate.google.com to simultaneously translate entire block for each language with 1 click

3. Copy/Paste results into spreadsheet, where each column can be for a different language translation

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Check out https://tatoeba.org/

It's a collaborative multi-lingual sentence translation database.