Hi again all,
You could consider using Google Translate as a dictionary to translate
single words from English to Irish or vice versa.
I don't find Google translate to be reliable for translating sentences
from English to Irish.It often works okay for short simple sentences
but for a longer sentence such as you might get in a Wikipedia
article or newspaper article , I have found that it often produces
gibberish.
There are many media reports about badly garbled Irish produced from
Google Translate.
However, it seems fairly good at translating single words.
That being said, I believe www.teanglann.ie is a much better dictionary.
I find Google Translate to be accessible but not especially
well-designed for a screen reader.
For example, I don't find it easy to jump from the source text to the
translated text.
Ronan
On 28/04/2016, Joan Ann Brosnan <joanannbrosnan9@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi all===========================================================
I am just wondering if there is an accessible online dictionary for Irish?
And also if people know of any other useful Irish resources that are
accessible, that would be great.
Thanks
Joan Ann.
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