What it does - It scans your text for German vocabulary and outputs sentences with any German words translated to English, while leaving non German words unchanged. Why you need it - Speeds up bilingual proofreading and ensures terminology consistency. - Reduces back-and-forth between editors and translators. - Keeps original tone, punctuation, and sentence structure intact. Key features - Inline translations: German terms are replaced with English equivalents without changing sentence layout. - Preserves formatting: original sentence boundaries and punctuation remain intact. - Text-only input: works with plain text you paste or type. - Flexible output length: handles short phrases to long paragraphs with the same fidelity. - Easy to integrate: simple to drop into existing editing workflows. Compatibility and performance - Works with any text content that includes German words; no reliance on specific file formats. - Fast processing to support quick edits and reviews. - Consistent results across multiple sentences and documents. Use scenarios - Scenario 1: A translator or reviewer working on a German-English document can quickly spot German terms and see their English equivalents inline. - Scenario 2: An editor preparing bilingual marketing or product documentation where German terminology must be consistent throughout. - Scenario 3: A student learning German who reads German text with immediate English translations to reinforce vocabulary. How to use - Copy your text into the input field or paste it into your editor. - Run the check to produce sentences where German words are translated into English while leaving other content unchanged. - Copy the translated text back into your document and continue.