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Translate text so it sounds native, not translated

Translates and localizes text for a specific audience while keeping meaning and tone.

Writing & EditingFew-ShotStandardLanguageTranslateFill-in Template

The prompt

Translate the text below. From → to: [SOURCE LANGUAGE] → [TARGET LANGUAGE and region, e.g. "Spanish (Mexico)"] Audience and context: [e.g. "customers on our website", "formal letter to a government office", "casual message to a friend"] Tone: [formal / neutral / friendly / marketing] Terms to keep untranslated: [brand names, product names, technical terms] Text: [PASTE TEXT] Rules: - Translate meaning, not word-for-word. It should read as if written by a native speaker in that region. - Adapt idioms, units, dates, and cultural references when a literal version would confuse the reader. - Keep formatting (headings, lists, links) intact. Return: 1. Translation. 2. Notes — any idioms, puns, or culturally sensitive phrases you adapted, and anything ambiguous in the original that I should confirm.

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What to fill in

  • SOURCE LANGUAGE
  • TARGET LANGUAGE and region, e.g. "Spanish (Mexico)"
  • formal / neutral / friendly / marketing
  • brand names, product names, technical terms
  • PASTE TEXT

How this prompt is built

This prompt follows the Few-Shot structure (Few-shot prompting). A few-shot prompt includes one or more worked examples of the input and the output you want, so the model can copy the pattern instead of guessing it.

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