The internet allows you to find a whole host of different information, you can literally find out anything you are wanting to know via the worldwide web. So, for example, if you were looking for the legend of Loch Ness and you were needing it in Spanish and you could only find it in German, then you could visit one of the many sites on the internet which now offer website translations (Website-Übersetzungen) .
The legends of Loch Ness and the monster who is said to live there is one of the most enduring of all modern folktales. The myths and stories surrounding the Loch Ness monster have managed to permeate global consciousness in a way that has made them known to people from all corners of the Earth, despite the fact that Loch Ness itself lies in an isolated region of Scotland. Millions of people are aware of the folktales related to the Loch Ness monster (otherwise known as “Nessie”), and the stories of Loch Ness have been translated into a number of different languages. The translation Spanish German of this modern fairy tale has occurred in a number of different publications, as well as the translation into lots of other European and world languages.
Loch Ness is a large and deep freshwater lake in the Scottish highlands, southwest of Inverness and connected with the River Oich at its southern end. It is the second largest Scottish loch by area, but the largest in terms of overall volume. The monster who is said to live in the loch was first sighted (supposedly) in 1933, and a number of other possible sightings have occured since then. While there is no direct evidence of any monster or other large creature living in the loch, public interest continues to bring thousands of visitors to the loch every tourist season. The legend surrounding the monster is known to millions of people around the world, and has been translated into a number of different world languages. German English translation (Übersetzung deutsch englisch) of this myth regularly takes place, as does translation into a number of other tongues.
The scientific community regards the existence of the Loch Ness monster as a modern day myth, and has explained all possible sightings as a mixture of deliberate hoaxes and wishful thinking. Despite a number of famous photographs and video recordings of Nessie that have been released since the early 1930s, sceptics have always managed to come up with likely alternative explanations. There have been a number of scientific and non-scientific searches for Nessie, all of which have managed to be inconclusive at best. Despite the lack of any direct evidence for the Loch Ness monster, the international community continues to be interested in this phenomenon, and translations of the legend into the different languages of the world is likely to continue.