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parallel and interlinear
if you don't speak russian, look for multilingual texts: scroll for a long time, then search for "(в2).pdf" (copy paste, it's a russian V, not a B)
lots of samples cause they try to sell those (cheaply, not sure if easy to do), but also some full texts
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Re: The Bilingual Texts Megathread
I can add these sites with Grimm and Andersen stories, although I have to admit the parallel translations are not as good as Farkas' which are manually fixed to have the paragraphs at the same spot... But they have a lot of beginner stories and a lot of languages:
https://www.andersenstories.com/language.php?andersen=003&l=de&r=en
https://www.grimmstories.com/language.php?grimm=053&l=de&r=en
For each story, scroll to the bottom to select a parallel language as in the above example links
https://www.andersenstories.com/language.php?andersen=003&l=de&r=en
https://www.grimmstories.com/language.php?grimm=053&l=de&r=en
For each story, scroll to the bottom to select a parallel language as in the above example links

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