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Tiny budget animations to translate into an obscure language

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Tiny budget animations to translate into an obscure language

I'm looking for cartoons/animations that I can translate into an obscure language (Western Armenian) for the purpose of having more kids (my kids to be precise) listen to the language instead of watching English, Russian or Chinese cartoons on YouTube. This is going to be done on a tiny budget, so I can't pay anyone for rights. Also, I'm not going to make any money on this, so I can't pay royalties. Does anyone know of a community project (or just some generous studio), that'll allow me to translate their stuff into Armenian and post on youtube for all to see? 

Perhaps with such a budget,

Perhaps with such a budget, would you rather subtitle your language? This would not infringe on copyrights, and does not require a large budget. I think this would be an alternative and budget solution. I suggest you familiarize yourself with the overview of services that could help you in this https://pickwriters.com/legal-translation-services. Yes, perhaps subtitles are not what you would like, but for a small budget this is a good solution, and children will better understand English.

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Agree with Gaargz! With a

Agree with Gaargz! With a tiny budget, the best solution would be to have subtitles. And also, since you want to post it on Youtube, have you thought that you might have problems with copywriting rights? By the way, how old are your kids? Understanding English, Russian and Chinese seems like a tough job to do at an early age. My daughter and son were born in Russia, but since I remarried and moved to Japan, they mainly speak Japanese now. So, I would like to teach them both English and Russian this summer. If you know any good websites with practice papers or some games to teach them, for instance, some fun adjectives, I would very much appreciate if you could share them with me. Good luck with the animations!

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