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Translate text

The Text übersetzen (translate text) area translates entered text immediately between two languages. The interface shows source and target text side by side, and the translation updates as you type. The application describes the area as “Übersetze Text in Echtzeit zwischen Sprachen” — translate text between languages in real time.

Translate text with language selection and an empty input field

Two language bars sit above the input: the source language on the left, the target language on the right. Both offer Deutsch, Englisch and Französisch directly; all other languages are behind Mehr (more). A language chosen from Mehr then moves into the bar as a button — Dänisch (Danish) in the example.

The left bar additionally offers Sprache erkennen (detect language). With this option active, the application determines the source language from the entered text and shows the result as Erkannt: Deutsch (detected: German). The button between the two bars swaps source and target language.

Detected source language with a Danish translation

Above the input field the application counts the characters used, for example 22/5000 Zeichen. Each translation therefore allows 5,000 characters. A cross next to the counter clears the input field; below the result, a button copies the translation to the clipboard.

At the bottom edge of the input field, companyTRANSLATE indicates which glossary applies to the current language combination. The text changes with the situation:

DisplayMeaning
Ausgangssprache wählen, um ein Glossar zu nutzenNo source language is set yet, for example while language detection is active
Kein Glossar für dieses SprachpaarNo glossary exists for the selected combination
Glossary name with an AUTO markerA glossary is selected and is being applied

If a glossary is available, it can be set via the selection field. The Glossar automatisch anwenden (apply glossary automatically) checkbox applies the matching glossary without further action. The note Glossar angewendet (glossary applied) then appears above the result.

Applied glossary de-en-tutorial producing the result Nap Time

In the example, companyTRANSLATE translates “Besprechung” using the glossary entry Nap Time instead of the otherwise usual “Meeting”.