Question: I need a language learning tool that allows me to import and translate web pages and books, can you suggest one?

If you want a language learning system that lets you import and translate web pages and books, Language Reactor is a top pick. It comes with dual language subtitles, popup dictionaries and machine translation of text from books and websites. It also can import web pages with a browser extension so you can turn ordinary documents into learning materials. The service offers a free version, so you can try it out right away.

Another top pick is Trancy, an AI-based language learning companion. Trancy can handle multiple video sites and offers bilingual subtitles, immersive translation and AI-based tools to analyze words and sentences. It also can translate webpage AI text selection, translate sentences and use immersive translation modes. It's geared for different learning styles. You can select from multiple translation engines and customize learning with your own decks.

If you want a translation utility that works with a variety of formats, OpenL supports more than 100 languages and can translate text, documents, images and speech. It can handle a variety of file formats, including PDF, Word and PNG, and offers several subscription tiers to suit different needs. OpenL prioritizes privacy, erasing translation data after use, and offers a free trial so you can try it out.

Last, Immersivetranslate is a free browser extension that translates web pages, documents and video subtitles in dozens of languages. It works on multiple browsers and translates text when you hover over it or use a keyboard shortcut. It's good for researchers, students and businesspeople who need to translate documents rapidly and accurately.