Here comes a great link to script conversion. I needed some urgent Latin to Cyrillic script conversion yesterday night, and after trying out a few sites, this one proved to be the best.
So, let's try it out by rewriting the following Serbian proverb from the Cyrillic script into Latin Alphabet:
Ко не плати руком, он ће душом.
Now let's translate the phrase to English using online dictionaries (you might get different funny sentences):
1. Who do not pays handful , him will sweetheart.
2. Who doesn't pay the hand, it is soul.
Well, does it make sense? Does anyone have an idea what the correct translation is?
So, let's try it out by rewriting the following Serbian proverb from the Cyrillic script into Latin Alphabet:
Ко не плати руком, он ће душом.
Now let's translate the phrase to English using online dictionaries (you might get different funny sentences):
1. Who do not pays handful , him will sweetheart.
2. Who doesn't pay the hand, it is soul.
Well, does it make sense? Does anyone have an idea what the correct translation is?