Parallel webs

Dive into the parallel web

1. Sax'o'phone - The Saxon translator
2. Swabian
3. Franconian
4. Berlin dialect
5. The echo of the mountains
6. Inserts many l's
7. Thra Chanas wath tha dabl bass
8. Cute German
9. Remove many apostrophs, because they are wrong in most cases in the German language
   
10. The Ehmulator imitates the language of the Bavarian minister president
    
11. The Monad Transformer presents a web without the Haskell related word Monad
    All about monads without mentioning them!
12. Show meta data of each HTML page
    

FAQ

• What the heck is going on here?
  The parallelweb is an online fun translator. It also adapts the hyperlinks such that referred documents are translated in turn. This way it generates the illusion that you move through a parallel translated web. None of the translated sites is stored anywhere, every page is translated just when you download it. We, the translator providers, are not responsible for the content you translate using our service.

Other translators and Google modifiers

1. Burble by Stefan Zimmer: Swabian, Saxon, Franconian, Berlin dialect
2. UNiMUT "Schwobifying Proxy" by Markus Demleitner: The whole net translated to Swabian
3. Babbelfisch by Bernd Hohmann: The whole net translated to Hessian
4. Hacker's language (for JavaScript lovers only :-( )
5. Words backwards
6. I can't find a joke here.
7. The WWW in gothic style.
8. The translations of Google also generate some fun.

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Created: 2006-09-28 Henning Thielemann Processed with HSC since: 2006-09-28 Last modified: 2015-01-16, 13:25 Rate of the HTML Validator: Web statistics: State of observation:

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