Originally, today, I was looking for something along the lines of interesting news in Nanotechnology to share with you(Can you guess what this is?). However while I was skimming through a few things, I came accross an article about Nanotechnology written in German.  The webmaster for the site kindly offered a link to BABEL FISH that would help you translate the document into English. 
 
Immediately I lost interest with my Nano-idea (that's a very very very small idea; a thought at nano-scale) and set upon a journey to TRANSLATE SOMETHING!!!!
 
So just Google whatever words you know in French, Spanish, German, Russian, Korean, Japanese, Italian, Greek, Dutch, or Portuguese and get an instant translation by copying & pasting it into the Babel Fish Translator. 
 
You can even just type in an English sentence or two and get a sketchy translation in one of the other languages.
 
Figure this could be a good tool in learning a new language and how its grammar relates (or doesn't relate) to our language.
 
La Mer-Charles Trenet
 
Sarah Brightman