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just need to know what language "Languaeg" is

you should make it so that you do not need to submit 250 characters

cia bella

Nem todo dia é como hoje
Por isso faça tudo o que quiser fazer
Pode amanhã o dia nascer chovendo
Ou o sol atrás da nuvem se esconder
Diga eu te amo e muito obrigado
À todo ser que faz a vida florescer
Cante pelas ruas não tranque o sentimento
Que é verdadeiro e vem de dentro de você

Deixe os seus sonhos voarem com o vento
Humildade é o segredo para um bom momento
Igualdade e liberdade pro seu pensamento
Muita paz e humildade pro seu sentimentos***

glary

suggestion after you identify the language - why not have a button/drop down that we can click on to go and translate it. i.e to babelfish

By the way, in order to prevent confusion I've changed the headline and title of the site.

Hi Cord, I'm glad whatlanguageisthis.com worked for you

No statistical language id tool is perfect, by definition. For instance, my tool identified Bamanankan ( http://bm.wikipedia.org ), but whatlanguageisthis.com thought it was Croatian.

Recall vs Precision is an eternal battle.

Your site could not decode a 117 char text, asking for minimum of 250 characters.
Another website:
http://www.whatlanguageisthis.com/
successfully answered in mere seconds.
Admirable intention -- good luck with further development of this much needed tool.
Cheers.

Added a few languages, going to try to tackle languages that use Chinese characters soon.

I made a few updates to the tool recently; hopefully it will be a bit more foolproof in terms of usage...

Dalton: sure thing ☺

Denise: That's Russian, I'd wager. Google translate says it means "I think it will do."

Yolanda: It's Japanese, I know a bit but it doesn't make a whole lot of sense to me, something like "I wish you safety," but then there's something about "Mickey" in there. I know who I can ask, I'll post later if I get a response... What was the context?

Jaxper: Looks like Greek for "Cheers!". See:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/zeisberg/3994185645/

εις υγεία!
what language is this and what does it say?

私は、あなたが安全にミッキーしたい What language is this and what does it say?

Кажется, это подойдет.
what language is this and what does it say?

Thanks buddy :]

Hi Dalton,

U+E325 is one of the recently encoded Emoji characters, I believe:

http://unicode.org/~scherer/emoji4unicode/20081210/full.html#e-4F2

It's called "Bell." Emoji were a bit of a contentious addition to Unicode, you can read about them here:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emoji

the no charactor is an article like thinger. I studied japanese for a while. Its all hirogana. This is kind of a useless comment but i'm bored. Sorry to bother ya'll.

 < what is this? laguage and meaning?

Dean, だいじなもの is Japanese. It says "daiji na mono", which could have various readings -- the "na mono" bit is a nominalizer, so the translation would roughly be "A 'daiji' thing." What daiji means in this context I don't know... could be referring to the Daiji era, I guess? Then it would be "something to do with the Daiji era." But don't trust me too much

That last character is very common (it's pronounced "no"), so if you're trying to find a way to distinguish Japanese from Chinese or Korean visually, it's a good one to look for.