Examples of using Source language in English and their translations into Italian
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
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Official/political
Select a source language here.
Source language competence CEF B2 for reading.
Choose document in a source language.
This is the source language for your translations. 3.
(grammatical categories, registers and use, source language).
Source language of your Crowdin project(e.g."en").
Press or to select a source language. Press. 3.
The source language is the same as the message language. .
Perfect skills in the source language are not required.
Column 6: Contains the text to be translated in the source language.
Choose the source language you want to translate from.
Goes to the translator entry screen for the source language.
Then select the source language- in this case English.
Alphabet- Lists the characters of the alphabet of the source language.
Select the source language used in your original text.
Settings the product base and its source language.
The source language is translated into the target language. .
Absolute accuracy in the interpretation of the source language.
The source language is the same as the message language. .
Web software or site researches in source language and translations.
Obviously, source language syntax no longer exists in the executable.
WorldLingo has a clear design and automatically detects the source language.
Press or to highlight the source language you want, then press ENTER.
Page/word counts for translations are normally based on the source language.
Users will select the source language and the target language. .
Translation and transcreation of source language content.
Search expression for source language part. Press Enter to start the search.
Be familiar with the technical terminology used in the source language or target language. .
Amazon Translate automatically identifies the source language when it is not specified.
Using predefined parameters(grammatical categories, source language, registers and areas of use).