So,
you need to obtain a translation of some Russian
text, but you are not
able or willing to hire a professional translator.
What can one do in such a situation?
First of all, there are numerous automatic translation
systems and software, described in more detail
on the DIY translations page.
They are fast, many of them are free, but—and
that's a big "but"—they
are not really reliable as far as accuracy of
translation is concerned. Still, in most cases
they can be successfully used to get a general
idea about what the text is about.
But what if you need a
professional-quality translation, but can't
afford (or are not willing to) to pay for it?
The good news is that you can probably still
get it.
And that's how: if you intend to place your
translation on your Web site, I can make a translation
of some 300 words for free, provided that you
place a link to my site and my e-mail under the
translation. The same offer is good for ezines
and other e-publications. Such a
link could look something like this:
Translated by Valeri
Sivokon
(http://sivokon.ru/en;
e-mail: translation@sivokon.ru)
For additional information and/or clarifications
please write to translation@sivokon.ru.