Language Pair Quote Contact Block for React

Nowhere. The submit handler checks the fields and shows a status line saying what it noted, and that nothing is sent in this demo. Replace the setDone call in submit with your own request: details holds the pair, the word count, the name and the email, and turn the turnaround.

Each language has a tier from 1 to 3. The rate per word is 9, 12 or 16 cents for the harder language of the pair, plus 2 cents when neither language is English. The total is words times rate, 50 percent more for Rush, with a minimum order of $25.00. The figures are invented and labelled as examples, not an offer.

Standard is 3 business days and Rush is 1, plus one more business day for every 5,000 words past the first batch. The days are counted from a fixed example order on Monday, November 2, 2026, skipping weekends, and the block says so. It never reads the visitor's clock.

Choosing the same language twice is allowed while typing and refused on submit, with the message under the second list. The swap button exchanges the two and clears both messages, and a polite hidden line announces the new pair. Each list is a searchable input with the list under it; typing narrows it and choosing a language fills the field.

A whole number from 1 to 50,000. The field groups digits as you leave it, and the plus and minus buttons move one word at a time, so typing is the quick way. Anything else shows the message under the field on submit.

Below md the language band stacks into two rows with the swap button on a row of its own, its arrows turned to point up and down, and the quote follows the fields. The fields never move when an error appears, because every field keeps a one-line slot for its message. quotes@parleywick.example and +1 (212) 555-0173 are fictional.