A tool for bilingual translations (Chinese ⇆ English)

Hello!

This might not be for everyone, but even with the new translation feature in the app, I still like to write my post descriptions in both Chinese and English (sometimes comments too).

I set up a tool that lets me enter my text, and it returns both the original and the translated version in one block. This way, I can just copy and paste it wherever I need it.

It uses ChatGPT (via an assistant I made) for the translations, so they’re pretty accurate and account for nuances where needed.

It’s still pretty basic, and the performance isn’t perfect yet. If more people than just me find it useful, I plan to improve it further. I’d love to hear your thoughts! If you’d like to try it out or have suggestions for how it could be better, feel free to let me know.

Here’s the link if you’re curious: https://www.rednotereplier.com

Thanks for taking a look! I hope it’s helpful to some of you. 😊

Comments

Deathbyillusion•over 1 year ago•1

Although you can kind of do the same thing with Google translate by taking a screenshot or copying a text this is cool because it copies it all in one thing for the English and Chinese so that it's all one thing.

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