You've found an article on the internet in a language other than English, and you've either translated some passages from it yourself or used an on-line language translator such as Babelfish to translate it into English. By the time you change it into good academic English no one would be able to trace it.
What do you do?

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You've found an article on the internet in a language other than English, and you've either translated some passages from it yourself or used an on-line language translator such as Babelfish to translate it into English. By the time you change it into good academic English no one would be able to trace it. 
 What do you do?

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It's the same as any other article or research source and you have to cite it.

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No one would ever be able to find out where you found your ideas. So you can forget about citing it.

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