Choose “Translate Message” to launch the translation bar.
Choose the language you want to translate from using the left drop-down box.
Then, choose your language in the right drop-down box.
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Select “Translate Message” to see the translation.
In these times, many people work remotely and with others around the world.
Language differences don’t have to stop you from communicating via email.
You also don’t need to hunt down atranslation toolif you use Gmail.
The email service features a built-in translation feature.
you’re free to translate emails you receive in just a few clicks.
Gmail can even automatically detect the language and translate it into your own.
Let’s dive in.
If you see this and the languages are correct, click “Translate Message” in the translation bar.
You’ll then see the translation bar appear at the top of the email.
In the drop-down box to the right, choose your language.
You should already see the default language from your Gmail options.
But if not, or if you want to use a different language, select it from the list.
Then, click “Translate Message” to see the translation.
Check or change your default language by selecting the gear icon on the top right.
Then, select See All controls > General > Language.
But by saving the setting, you won’t have to go through the above process to translate emails.
Again, you have the option to Undo the action if you wish.
With so many translation tools available, communicating has become increasingly easy.
