Language translation
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Language translation is the process of restating some text written in one language in a different language. In other words, to translate is examine some original text, written in what is called the source language, and to write a corresponding text in different language, called the target language, with the goal of preserving the tone and meaning of the original text.

Translators typically distinguish translation from interpretation, which is live translation of speech.

• Human translation
• Machine translation
• Difficulties in translation
• Translation memory

Use of a compiler for a programming language parallels this process.

See Programming language/Translation, traduki

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