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Natural-sounding English translations — not word-by-word output.

Business report (from Chinese)

CHINESE

本季度公司营收同比增长23%，主要得益于海外市场的强劲需求。预计下半年将继续保持两位数增长。

ENGLISH

The company's revenue grew 23% year-over-year this quarter, primarily driven by strong demand in overseas markets. Double-digit growth is expected to continue in the second half of the year.

Personal blog (from Russian)

RUSSIAN

Вчера наконец-то дочитал книгу, которую начал ещё в январе. Концовка оказалась неожиданной — автор перевернул всё с ног на голову в последней главе.

ENGLISH

Yesterday I finally finished the book I started back in January. The ending was unexpected — the author turned everything upside down in the last chapter.

Scientific abstract (from Japanese)

JAPANESE

本研究では、深層学習モデルを用いて医療画像から早期がんの検出精度を向上させる新たなアプローチを提案する。

ENGLISH

This study proposes a novel approach to improving early cancer detection accuracy from medical images using deep learning models.

Translation tips

Articles (a/an/the) are the hardest part

English articles seem simple but follow complex rules. Languages without articles (Russian, Chinese, Japanese, Hindi) consistently struggle here. 'I went to THE hospital' (specific) vs 'She is A doctor' (general). DeepL's article placement is one of its strongest features for non-article languages.

Phrasal verbs change meaning completely

English is full of phrasal verbs where a preposition changes everything: 'give up' (surrender), 'give in' (yield), 'give out' (distribute), 'give away' (donate). Literal translation from other languages misses these entirely. DeepL produces natural phrasal verb usage.

Tense system is deceptively complex

English has 12 tense-aspect combinations: 'I eat', 'I am eating', 'I have eaten', 'I have been eating' — each with a distinct meaning. Languages with simpler tense systems (Chinese, Arabic) need careful mapping. DeepL selects the right tense for each context.

Prepositions are unpredictable

English prepositions follow no logical pattern: 'interested IN', 'good AT', 'depends ON', 'worried ABOUT'. These don't correspond to prepositions in other languages. Direct translation from German, French, or Spanish gets prepositions wrong 30-40% of the time — DeepL uses idiomatic combinations.

Did you know? English has the largest vocabulary of any language — over 170,000 words in current use, plus 47,000 obsolete words. This is partly because English freely borrows from every language it contacts.

How to use it

01

Paste your text above — source language is auto-detected.

02

Target is pre-set to English. Click Translate.

03

Copy the result — articles, phrasal verbs, and prepositions are natural.

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