Translation Service for The Viewer?

[ReiseVecks]

I tend to go a lot of different music venues in my travels and sometimes they have people who speak languages other than English. I'm confused and frustrated with how I actually get a Bing Translation API. I signed up for the free subscription, but only than managing to get to a page where I would have to copy and paste everything, I have no idea how to obtain the API key needed for the viewer.

 

I would love to have someone walk me through it, if it's even possible to use it freely and only for Second Life. I don't own a website to speak of and I only want to use the service for automatic translation when exploring the world. I've seen old tutorials, but the site doesn't look the same at all and most are from 2011/2012. Some help would be really appreciated, thanks! =n.n=

[Jennifer Boyle]

I use Google's translation service.  The cost is just a few dollars or, usually, less, per month.

[ReiseVecks]

Yes, I'm aware of their service, I'd been hoping for a free alternative. As money is tight at the moment. If there are none, I'll probably use that whenever I can afford that extra convenience.

 

If anyone else knows of any free alternatives, I'd love to hear some. Otherwise, thanks for the help! =n.n=

[Amethyst Jetaime]

You probably need to sign up for the paid service to get the API for it

[Nalates Urriah]

Did you get either Bing or Google API? And did you get it working?