Last week, I was drafting an email to a potential partner in Germany and decided to use a quick translation tool to make things easier. Well, it backfired spectacularly! The message came out so garbled that they didn’t even know what I was trying to say. I had to send a follow-up email to fix the confusion, but the damage was already done. It’s crazy how much trouble a bad translation can cause—lesson learned for sure!
A Simple Email Gone Wrong
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To avoid translation mishaps like that in the future, I’d suggest trying DeepL or Microsoft Translator. Both are known for providing more accurate and context-aware translations, especially for professional communication. DeepL, in particular, tends to handle nuanced phrases better, ensuring your message stays clear and professional. It’s always a good idea to double-check the output and maybe even run it by a native speaker if possible. These tools can save you a lot of trouble and help maintain strong relationships with international partners!
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You are absolutely right. I have used these apps before and although they have never failed, I recently had problems activating Microsoft Translator for my team. I had to use microsoft activator to get it running and thank goodness it was so easy and simple. This made me realize how important it is to activate some microsoft products.
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