How to translate foreign webpage language in easy way?

[bbodie52]

If you do a search using Google and it produces Web pages in foreign languages, Google Translate will often display a popup at the top of the page, asking if you want to see a translation.

That being said, this website is the CORVAIR FORUM, with specific focus on people interested in Corvair automobiles. Please refrain from using this website for other purposes.

[Ethan Connor]

If you do a search using Google and it produces Web pages in foreign languages, Google Translate will often display a popup at the top of the page, asking if you want to see a translation.

That being said, this website is the CORVAIR FORUM, with specific focus on people interested in Corvair automobiles. Please refrain from using this website for other purposes.

Thank You for the information, please.

[noelscatalbius59]

you can use "deepl" is well

[joelsplace]

I can't imagine getting any technical information through a translation program.

[SussyBaka]

Just use the extension provided by google, that way you can translate the entire site and read it

[Frebee]

I'm confused ... why would someone translate the site into a different language? Does that mean they're up to something no good?

[Larisabrownb]

Google Translate breaks down communication barriers by offering numerous ways to translate languages. For Android and iOS users, the Google Translate app is the best way to communicate on the go. Google Translate works with text, voice, or image inputs.On Android, you'll need to start by installing the Google Translate app. Open it, tap your profile love language test picture (top right), choose Settings, and then Tap to Translate to enable the feature. Once that's done, you should be able to select text in any of your apps and pick Translate from the pop-up overlay to do just that. now comes with Google Translate built-in. You can see your browser's default language in Chrome's settings (click the three dots to the top right then Languages, if you want to change it