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From: “phil@*******.com”
To: Chris Pirillo
Subject: Mac Translator / coupon ?

Hi Chris,

I’ve been a PC user since ever ( since my first 8088, right after the ZX81 ), and I’m decided to go for a Mac this year (I will buy my macs between september and christmas).

I had a windows apps pretty useful, called Babylon. It’s not the best apps, but I like the fact to add more dictionaries and have a word recognition, and the convertor for currency, measures, etc…. Very useful when you work on several languages, places, culture and system as I do.

I know OS X has an internal dictionary, but I didn’t find any info about a potential way to import 3rd party dictionaries.

I found ‘Translateit!’ But I’m not quite sure if this would be a real replacement for Babylon.

Do you have any advise for a translator for OS X? If yes, do you also have a coupon?

I think a lot of people would like to know. And it could also be a good video to do :)

Thanks in advance,

Phil

I can’t recommend any translator in particular, but I was able to get an exclusive 10% off coupon for Translateit. Anybody out there have any other suggestions for Phil?

Update: Phil let me know that Babylon has now become available in a Mac version. Anybody try it out yet?

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From: “phil@*******.com”
To: Chris Pirillo
Subject: Mac Translator / coupon ?

Hi Chris,

I’ve been a PC user since ever ( since my first 8088, right after the ZX81 ), and I’m decided to go for a Mac this year (I will buy my macs between september and christmas).

I had a windows apps pretty useful, called Babylon. It’s not the best apps, but I like the fact to add more dictionaries and have a word recognition, and the convertor for currency, measures, etc…. Very useful when you work on several languages, places, culture and system as I do.

I know OS X has an internal dictionary, but I didn’t find any info about a potential way to import 3rd party dictionaries.

I found ‘Translateit!’ But I’m not quite sure if this would be a real replacement for Babylon.

Do you have any advise for a translator for OS X? If yes, do you also have a coupon?

I think a lot of people would like to know. And it could also be a good video to do :)

Thanks in advance,

Phil

I can’t recommend any translator in particular, but I was able to get an exclusive 10% off coupon for Translateit. Anybody out there have any other suggestions for Phil?

Update: Phil let me know that Babylon has now become available in a Mac version. Anybody try it out yet?

Find More Coupons

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