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Just curious: How'd your kid learn Russian so young? I'd be proud. That's a seriously hard language.
A Russian model once told me that Google's not great. Here is another Russian-English translator from Promt, which is supposedly better, so you might want to give that a try.
http://www.online-translator.com/Defaul ... rmtlang=en
It could also be code. If they're just typing in Cyrllic, you can use an online transliteration tool to convert Cyrllic into Latin letters.
http://translit.cc/
Another way to use the Cyrllic alphabet as code is to match the keyboard positions of a Cyrllic to those on a Latin QWERTY keyboard layout. Google translator shows the Cyrillic keyboard when you try to tranlate RU to EN if you switch the input method on the lower left-hand corner of the input box.
But yeah, ideally get Evelyn or someone like her to help you out. Russian idioms and slang will throw machine translators for a loop. If they use number shortcuts like 4 for ч and 6 for б, which some Russians do, even when typing Cyrillic, it gets even harder.
A Russian model once told me that Google's not great. Here is another Russian-English translator from Promt, which is supposedly better, so you might want to give that a try.
http://www.online-translator.com/Defaul ... rmtlang=en
It could also be code. If they're just typing in Cyrllic, you can use an online transliteration tool to convert Cyrllic into Latin letters.
http://translit.cc/
Another way to use the Cyrllic alphabet as code is to match the keyboard positions of a Cyrllic to those on a Latin QWERTY keyboard layout. Google translator shows the Cyrillic keyboard when you try to tranlate RU to EN if you switch the input method on the lower left-hand corner of the input box.
But yeah, ideally get Evelyn or someone like her to help you out. Russian idioms and slang will throw machine translators for a loop. If they use number shortcuts like 4 for ч and 6 for б, which some Russians do, even when typing Cyrillic, it gets even harder.
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She's been studying it as kinda a hobby for a couple of years now, and she has a couple of close friends who are Russian.Sevrin said:
Thanks for the info, I'm gonna give that translator a try now.
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I don't know Russian, but just as a heads up...if you use any translator program, it will have a more difficult time if the characters aren't English characters. :twocents-02cents:
Russian-English translators suck, because both languages have so many different meanings and connotations. If you need any help, PM me. 
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