How do I translate the books?

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I already googled around and the most useful information I found is this one but it doesn't say where to find what I need to translate the books.

On that link I posted there are two instructions:

Generally, languages may be learned in one of two ways:

Reading a primer on that language, or Studying the language with a being that has Aspect: Tutor in that language.

  • Where do I find that Tutor?
  • How do I find that primer on a specific language?
  • Is there another way to translate it?





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How do I translate a book into another language?

Hiring a professional translation agency is the best way to ensure your book gets translated accurately and adequately. Please don't throw away all the hard work you've into your book by risking its translation quality. An inadequate translation could cost you a lot!

What is the best way to translate a book?

Google Translate PDF Files for Free
  • Access the Translate Document tool.
  • Choose the language to translate from and to. ...
  • Click \u201cChoose File\u201d and then the blue \u201cTranslate\u201d button.
  • Let Google work its magic.
  • You'll get a pop-up with the PDF file translated.


  • How can I translate a book online to English?

    1. Book Translation Services
    • Today Translations. ...
    • Auerbach International. ...
    • Translators Base. ...
    • First Edition Translations. ...
    • Mincor Book Translation. ...
    • Translation Company. ...
    • Espresso Translations.




    So You Want to Translate a Book? Heres Everything You Should Know!




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