English Letter Converted To Thai

[BlimeyCharlie]

No sure if this is the wrire section, but does anyone know who or where i can get an English letter converted to Thai

Many Thanks

[astral]

Most towns will have a translator who can do the job for you.

Just ask around.

[macb]

Find an english speaking school teacher or have you got a University nearby

macb

Edited September 1, 2006 by macb

[sukhont]

What kind of letter? Maybe i can help you.

Edited September 2, 2006 by sukhont

[TRIPxCORE]

There used to be company that advertised right here on TV that could translate things for you. They were pretty good. Don't know if they are still around or not.

[kevc]

No sure if this is the wrire section, but does anyone know who or where i can get an English letter converted to Thai

Many Thanks

Don't know if this is any help, but theres a website called PARSIT which roughly translates English into Thai, never really tried it myself but might be worth a look at just do a google search

[nostrel]

No sure if this is the wrire section, but does anyone know who or where i can get an English letter converted to Thai

Many Thanks

Don't know if this is any help, but theres a website called PARSIT which roughly translates English into Thai, never really tried it myself but might be worth a look at just do a google search

the result is always a sick buffalo letter though

[t.s]

No sure if this is the wrire section, but does anyone know who or where i can get an English letter converted to Thai

Many Thanks

Don't know if this is any help, but theres a website called PARSIT which roughly translates English into Thai, never really tried it myself but might be worth a look at just do a google search

the result is always a sick buffalo letter though

post it here, we'll sort you out.

[meadish_sweetball]

You need a real person to translate a letter from English into Thai, machine translators can never do the job of a person properly, language is too complex for that. If you try, it will come out as mostly gobbledeegook.

For best results, you need a reasonably well educated Thai person (i.e. university educated). For a simple personal letter, anyone with a reasonable grasp of English will do.

For legally sensitive material, always hire an established translator specialized in law.