Bilingual Search for the Web

January 15, 2012

With so many different languages in the world, a huge market exists for bilingual search engines. Sobotong is one of the latest search engines to enter the scene but they bring a little something extra.

It is a bilingual search engine that allows users to perform a search and get the results in two different languages at the very same time. Qiang Wang created a bilingual search engine to allow users to get more out of their search experience. Individuals interested in Spanish terminology can conduct their search and get English and Spanish results which can both be used to find the information they need.

The service is also designed to give multiple translations for phrases. A phrase in English might mean something totally different when translated into Spanish. The search engine does not offer all known languages but it has an extensive list. Many search users may not need the added benefit of two language translations but for researchers, students or just curious surfers looking for a little something extra the two fold translation system may be just what the doctor ordered.

April Holmes, January 15, 2012

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