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Translates text from English to many different languages and also from other languages to English.

Ethnologue is an online version of a book that has been in publication and revised since 1951. It is a compilation of the 7299 known languages in the world. Ethnologue is useful to linguists, translators, anthropologists and others.

This service, founded in 1998, was the first Internet service of its kind. It translates in 140 languages. On the website, users can find out the kinds of translations they offer from automotive to legal to medical to gaming and many other types.

Online French, Italian, and Spanish dictionary. Goes from foreign language to English and vice versa.

SIL, the Summer Institute of Linguistics, began 1934 as a summer program. It is a faith-based organization that studies, documents, and assists in developing the world's lesser-known languages, especially those that do not have written alphabets.

The Library of Congress Online Catalog contains records for over 110 million items in a variety of formats and languages. The catalog information for many of these items has appeared in a number of traditional card catalogs located in the Library.

News about crawling and indexing sites for the Google Index. This site provides information about how the Google webmaster can contact users by notification on the Google Webmaster console. The Webmaster can communicate in many languages.

BibleGateway, begun in 1993, is a searchable online Bible in over 50 versions and 35 languages. Users choose a language and Bible and then enter a Bible passage, keyword, or topic and the full text comes up.

The Center for Applied Linguistics (CAL) aims to promote and improve the teaching and learning of languages, identify and solve problems related to language and culture, and serve as a resource for information about language and culture.

This is the site of the public television corporation of Canada. Contains range of news for Canadians in English, French, and 8 aboriginal languages. Can be searched by News, Radio, Sports, and Local Region, or by any other search term.

The EPO provides a uniform patent application procedure for individual inventors and companies that protects the owner in 37 countries. It lists publications, events, and job openings. On the homepage is a guide to apply for a patent.

This is the official website of the European Union (EU). It describes what the EU is, what is does, and what an EU citizen's rights are. The website also presents news from EU countries. All languages served by the EU are available on this site.

Ex Libris, which began in 1980, is a pioneer in the field of integrated software solutions for libraries and information centers. Its product line is available in 20 languages and there are support branches in 25 countries.

Freefind is a website search engine that is used by over 100,000 websites. It tracks use, can be used with other search engines, utilizes languages other than English, and much more.

This is the official website for the Girl Scouts. The Girl Scouts were founded by Juliette Gorden Low in 1912 and chartered by Congress in 1950. Today there are almost 4 million Girl Scouts, girls and adults.

JAlbum is a free software program that lets the user create an online photo album that can be uploaded to the Internet. It runs on all platforms and is available in 30 languages. Many options for customizing the album and adding text.

MediaWiki is a free software package originally written for Wikipedia. It is now used by several other projects of the nonprofit Wikimedia Foundation.

Moodle, located in Perth, Australia, is a free, open source e-learning platform that has been compared to Blackboard. The software was developed to help educators set up and manage online courses.