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Corpus based approaches to machine translation (MT) rely on the availability of parallel corpora. In this paper we explore the effectiveness of Mechanical Turk for creating parallel corpora. We explore the task of sentence translation, both into and out of a language. We also perform preliminary experiments for the task of phrase translation, where ambiguous phrases are provided to the turker for translation in isolation and in the context of the sentence it originated from.