If you were to type “free English to Haitian Creole translation” in Google, these are the first 4 results you’re likely to see: Google Translate, translate.com, lingvanex.com and onlinetranslationpro.com .
However, one must ask: how accurate are these 4 free translation apps when you translate from English to Haitian Creole? Can the Haitian Creole translation thus produced be trusted? How good those 4 free machine translation apps?
In the review below, a native Haitian Creole translator puts those 4 online translation platforms to the test to see how they perform when it comes to Haitian Creole translation.
Was Google Translate able to accurately translate “Cicada” into Haitian Creole during the live test?
1-I wrote the following sentence into Google Translate, “The cicada was singing the whole day”. Did Google Translate produce an accurate Haitian translation? One thing stood out, Google was unable to translate the word “cicada” from English to Haitian Creole. Google Translate offered “Sikad” , which is a word that simply doesn’t exist in Haitian Creole.
2- I repeated the experience with Translate.com. Was this free language translation platform able to do a better job than Google Translate?
Lingvanex claims to be “very accurate” for English to Haitian Creole translation. Is it true?
3- I used the same sentence “the cicada was singing the whole day” to test Lingvanex.com . Did this free translation software produce a better Haitian Creole translation than Google? Watch the video and find out.
4- Finally, I used that very sentence into the fourth free translation platform: onlinetranslationpro.com . Did they give a superior Haitian creole translation?
The verdict: If you want to translate isolated words or sentences that are not part of important documents, then you can use the free translation apps.
But if you want accurate English to Haitian Creole translation for important documents, then a human Haitian Creole translator, with an extensive resume like mine, is a necessity.
I have produced other video reviews on the most popular machine translation apps when it comes to English to Haitian Creole translation.
Swans Paul, Haitian Creole Translator, born in Haiti and college-educated in the US. Over 9 years of experience in Haitian Creole translation, transcription, editing.
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