Add languages you understand and order them to read web content in your preferred language when it’s available.
Your Chromebook’s features, like settings, menus, and select-to-speak, use the language you chose when you first set up your device.
Google sites like Gmail, Drive, and YouTube use your Google Account language unless you’ve changed the individual product language
Built-in website translation
Click the Google Translate icon on the right side of the address bar
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Right-click (or 2-finger click on the trackpad) anywhere on the website and select "Translate to ..."
Translate words and phrases
Translate entire documents
Translate spoken language
Google Docs
Translate documents or write in a different language
In Google Docs, click the Tools menu and scroll down to find "Translate document".
A new version of the document will be saved in your Google Drive.
If you only have view only access, first make a copy of the document, then click the Tools menu and select Translate document.
In Google Docs, click the Files menu and scroll down to find "Language"
For non-Latin language, the “Input tools menu” will show in the toolbar.
Input methods for non-Latin languages include phonetic, keyboard, and handwriting input.
Kami
Translate selected text
The Understand menu is your go-to for tools like the Dictionary and the Translate tool. Watch a video to see how the translation tool works.
To translate something on your document. You have the option to either select by area or select embedded text. Once you select the area or text you want to translate, you can select the language you want to translate to. Just click the current selected language and select your chosen language from the drop-down menu.
You can Read Aloud the selected text translation, and it will read the translated text in that language.
Google Slides
Write in a different language
Translate a document
To translate a Slides presentation, first download it as a PDF or PPTX file from the File menu.
Then go to translate.google.com and select Documents.
Upload the file and follow the steps to translate.
A new file will be created that can be downloaded to the device or Google Drive.
In Google Slides, click the Flies menu and scroll down to find "Language"
For non-Latin language, the “Input tools menu” will show in the toolbar.
Input methods for non-Latin languages include phonetic, keyboard, and handwriting input.
Google Meet
Translate live captions
Built-In Translations for Captions
You can use translated captions to translate spoken English into these languages:
Dutch
French
German
Indonesian
Japanese
Simplified Chinese, Mandarin
Portuguese
Spanish
Swedish
Turkish
Vietnamese
Translate Captions into 100+ Languages
In addition to the four built-in translation languages in Google Meet, you can also use Google Chrome's website translation tools.
This video shows how to translate captions in Google Meet into over 100 different languages.