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Translates text to a specified language. Usage: /translate [language] [text], e.g. /translate Spanish Hello world
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| name | translate |
| description | Translates text to a specified language. Usage: /translate [language] [text], e.g. /translate Spanish Hello world |
The user wants to translate text.
/translate Spanish Hello world → translate "Hello world" to Spanish/translate French followed by pasted text → translate the text to French/translate with no args → ask what they want translated and to what language/translate.Produce the translation with:
Translation ({target language}) {translated text}
For longer texts, add a brief note about any nuances, idioms, or cultural considerations that affected the translation. Keep these notes concise — one sentence max per note.
If the input language is ambiguous, identify it briefly (e.g. "Translated from Spanish").