How to Change the Language using Chrome Extension and the Wealthy Affiliate Training etc.

We will use the first core training in the OEC lesson and show you a snapshot of the text and also part of the video in Spanish which is shown in the Subtitle.

OK here are the steps for this

Step One

Go and open the training you wish or blog post etc.

Before you start the training set up the language of your choice.

In this case, I will use Spanish as an example plus I know this works with Spanish.


To translate the lesson to your language (in this case Spanish) right click your mouse and click the translate as shown above.


To change this to Spanish, click Choose another language shown above and a long list appears then scroll down to your language (in this case Spanish) then click translate.

Now you should see the training has been translated to Spanish as shown below.

Now you know how to not only download the free Chrome Translate but also how to change the language of your choice so you can understand what is taught and get yourself started online.

I hope you enjoyed the training if so please click, like, share and comment along the way.

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deelilah Premium Plus
Why don't your illustrations show up?
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apache1 Premium
This is an issue of WA since the latest Update Kyle told me this would be fix in the next day or so.
Hopefully they can fix it as it tends to cut off the images and no matter how many times I tried to edit it the images still get cut off.

Andre
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deelilah Premium Plus
Thank you, Andre. I wondering if they might be able to add a translator inside Wealthy Affiliate.
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apache1 Premium
Perhaps but with all the bugs and glitches Wa has it may be best to have it external.
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deelilah Premium Plus
Hello, Andre. I am so happy you did this. I often felt bad when I would read some of the non-English comments and posts. I knew they would need a translator of some kind, even the human kind, and that would no doubt be costly.

One day I was trying to translate a comment that was written in Spanish. I do this to see if I can, having a little Spanish knowledge, un poquito, as I say ( can't find the accent mark on my keyboard). And the google translator just appeared, so I tried it, and voila. So cool.

But today as I write this, it is nowhere to be found--so I will follow your instructions and pin it to the taskbar. Again, thank you.
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apache1 Premium
You are welcome Donna it certainly comes in handy,

Andre
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deelilah Premium Plus
Well, now I've been on a half-day search of Google and Word, etc., for what extensions or add-ons are available. I also went to the translator to see if I translated one line correctly in Spanish in a poem from the past. Still, it was a productive study. LOL.
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apache1 Premium
Great to hear Donna dont' take too long as your content is more important just do it bit at a time but the one I gave in the post I have used for a long long time and being able to rick click on the mouse certainly is a great benefit.
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Elke63 Premium
Great training

Elke
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apache1 Premium
Thank you Ingrid much appreciated.

Enjoy your weekend and week ahead.

Andre
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Proprov Premium
English is my first language but I read through your very complete and detailed training so that if I'm asked, I have a better idea of what to say.
Thank you for sharing this extremely valued training!!

Stephen
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apache1 Premium
Thank you Stephen that is the idea to give you a better idea of what to say and what is said.
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Noteboom Premium Plus
It is right to have in mind (as English is not my language) that its many languages, it is not right translated. Even so, in most cases, it is helpful. There is a big difference between the language; I have heard the Spanish one is good.
But one trick, if need to translate between 2 languages which are not English, it is best to translate (for example) Icelandic to English and then from English to French.
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Proprov Premium
Excellent addition and advice!!
Best regards,

Stephen
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apache1 Premium
Yes that is the difficulty with languages even in Spanish certain words are different from the South American language which is derived from Spanish yet certain words have different pronunciations and even meaningds.

At least this gives many who struggle with English a way to learn more within the training.

As I said nothing is perfect but at least it is a start and most people would be able to understand some of the differences within their own language.
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apache1 Premium
Thank Stephen
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