So you can translate words or phrases in Windows 10

When translating content, the first thing that often comes to mind is the use of an application. The clearest example is Google Translator, but there are other web pages and applications that offer this service. But it's also that from Windows 10 you can also translate content

Whether expressions, words or sentences, the Microsoft operating system offers the possibility of making translations, with just a click of the mouse and without having to install third-party applicationsAnd in this article I'm going to explain how you can do it.

Within Windows 10

"To access this function, simply access the search box that you have on your computer and that is represented by a magnifying glass located in the lower left area of ​​the screen next to the access to Start Menu ."

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A search box that previously appeared attached to Cortana and that we later saw how it was separated to offer functions independently to Microsoft&39;s virtual advisor. If it does not appear, just right-click on the bottom bar and click on the option Show search icon"

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To be able to use this function it is necessary to write the word Translate (without the quotes). In this way if we want to translate How do you do>"

The system takes care of the rest and is able to recognize the language in which we are writing. The result, the chosen language, is by default the one used in the system but we can choose the one we want to use in the language box.

At that point we will see the word, expression or phrase that we have asked to translate and below the translation. In addition, the result shows expressions that appear related with the phrase or word we are looking for.

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If, on the contrary, we write only translate>, we can, in the box on the right, write all the content we want and the system takes care of the rest. We just have to be careful with the punctuation marks, which can sometimes play a trick on us."

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In addition, it has a vitaminized function that can save us a few steps. If we write the command translate, the language we want to translate to and the expression we want to translate, the system translates it instantly. For example, translate French hello In the photo below we see the result."

For the example I used French, but we can use any other language and the system takes care of the rest. A useful tool that can save us a few steps when working with expressions and texts in different languages ​​and without depending on third-party applications.