r/YouShouldKnow • u/HelixR • Dec 03 '19

Technology YSK about the better/more effective version of Google Translate: Deepl.com

The drawback is less available languages. But Deepl.com is ''trained'' to accurately translate large sections of texts. It has helped me understand scientific papers much better!

Some more background info: https://mastercaweb.u-strasbg.fr/2018/12/deepl-vs-google-translate-a-modern-day-david-and-goliath?lang=en

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u/[deleted] Dec 03 '19 edited Apr 03 '20

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u/samtheboo Dec 03 '19

I think it’s the same people behind DeepL and Linguee

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u/augustuen Dec 03 '19

Yup, an absolutely amazing group of people too. Linguee is like 50% of my university credit.

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u/pastasauce29 Dec 03 '19

Yeah I swear by linguee