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Suggestion: new translator tool, DeepL

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Misibacsi (talkcontribs)

Hello


I strongly recommend using the DeepL software, which gives much better quality translated text than the currently used tools. It has a limit of 5000 characters, but you can avoid this limit, if you cut the original long text into more pieces.

It supports 26 languages at the moment.

It can be used in Windows environment, and requires to install a piece of software to your personal computer.

It is independent from the browser you use, it can be used without browser, on any selected text.

I use it for more than a month on a daily basis, and I am happy to use it. Of course, the translated text requires some proofreading and some corrections, but with less work than with the current tools.

Sometimes I use it on "source view", so the links will be also translated (more or less modification needed). The "ref"s remain in their original form.

Greatder (talkcontribs)

For the languages that deepl supports I think the wikimedia foundation should pay the 5$+/month and use it for translations. It's simply too good to ignore. --~~~~

FreakyN (talkcontribs)

Great suggestion, I fully support

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