Tbot is an automated buddy that provides translations for Windows Live Messenger. It was first launched in 2008 as a prototype and has since become immensely popular. You can have one-on-one conversations with Tbot or invite friends who speak different languages with Tbot translating for you. Open a conversation window with the bot and send a message to get started. You will be able to set the language in which you would like interact with the bot, as well as the languages that you would like to translate between.
On the go translations:
You can also access Windows Live Messenger on your smartphone to use the bot to translate simple sentences while you are traveling to other countries! Do make sure your phone has support for the appropriate language script.
Here are all the commands:
1. Tbot lang – Show the current language pair
2 . Tbot change – Select translation languages
3 . Tbot stop – Stop translations
4 . Tbot start – Start translations again
5 . Tbot set – Set your preferred language
6 . Tbot detect – Detect the language of the text
7 . Tbot ? – Show this list of commands
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Simply add mtbot@hotmail.com to your Messenger contacts.
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Yes, TBot is less known, but very powerful. Thank you for your comment.
I can not get Tbot to work correctly. I have added to my contacts and shows active however when I use the Tbot I can no understand the languge and TBOT will not respond to the commands. I have deleted several times and readded but still does the same thing. This is what appears…???? ?? ???????? ??-??????, ??????? 23
Ak hovorÃte po slovensky, zadajte ?Ãslo 24.
?e govorite slovensko, vnesite Å¡tevilko 25
Skriv 26 om du talar svenska
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The are the commands Tbot lang – Show the current language pair
2 Tbot change – Select translation languages
3 Tbot stop – Stop translations
4 Tbot start – Start translations again
5 Tbot set – Set your preferred language
6 Tbot detect – Detect the language of the text
7 Tbot ? – Show this list of commands
You can always type: Tbot ? to see but none of the commands work… Can you help me?
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