Minority Reporter Group

I have used Translate to translate various documents, including legal documents, and I can share my experience. First, the process on the site itself is quite intuitive: you simply upload a file, select the target language and start the translation. But as with any online service, it's important to understand that automatic translations aren't always perfect, especially when it comes to specialized terminology. When I was translating my legal contract, I expected the service to handle technical terms without problems. Unfortunately, however, some phrases were not translated correctly. For example, the term “accepting the offer” was translated as “accepting the offer”, which could lead to misunderstandings. Therefore, if you have important documents, I highly recommend reviewing the text after translation and possibly consulting with a professional translator or lawyer to avoid legal errors. Another point worth mentioning is the formatting of documents. I noticed that sometimes after translation the text could lose its original settings: fonts, tables, and even paragraphs would sometimes get knocked off. This is not critical, of course, but it requires extra time for editing. If your document contains a lot of graphics or complex tables, keep this in mind and be prepared for additional work to restore the format.