Translating

[oreoginger]

What happened to the pieces of the web that we could translate?

[ALoUSyUseRnaME]

Oh, when the article is fully translated and checked, it gets sold, and a website buys it. Or sometimes a website gives Duolingo a article to translate and they will pay Duolingo for it when the article is done. That's how Duolingo makes money. We translate for them and they teach us a language :)

[oreoginger]

Haha cool, thanks :) But where can you translate articles?

[Salxandra]

Immersion section... You will see a tab at the top of your window.

[Viaggiatore]

Have you seen any Italian articles provided by a website?

[ALoUSyUseRnaME]

http://www.treccani.it/enciclopedia/seconda-guerra-mondiale/
http://digilander.libero.it/secondaguerra/
http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seconda_guerra_mondiale
http://www.ushmm.org/wlc/it/article.php?ModuleId=10007306

here, if you like world wars (I mean world war II).

[ALoUSyUseRnaME]

Well I can get you loads more if you like...

[Viaggiatore]

I know about Wikipedia. I was wondering about a website in Italian that actually asked Duolingo for a translation.

[ALoUSyUseRnaME]

Then shouldn't you post a discussion about that?

[LearningDomo]

I don't think they sell them to other websites I think they sell it to Duolingo

[ALoUSyUseRnaME]

No actually they pay Duolingo. It says somewhere...

[LearningDomo]

where ???????

[ALoUSyUseRnaME]

On, the home page, click on the video.

[LearningDomo]

I just saw it you are correct I'm sorry for trying to prove you wrong 1bimic