Is Google Translate a good translator for English to German? If so, what other sites can I use to translate sentences and words from English to German?

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well google translate is not much reliable source for translating sentence but you can use it for translating words but I personally recommend you dict.cc. You can even find an app for it as well. Dict.cc is much reliable.
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you can also use reverso
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google translate is good. but any online application for translation of sentences will not do justice to the context and grammar involved in the sentence. translation of words is okay but sentences is tricky.
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Translate it yourself. No machine translation is as accurate as human. Use dictionary for different word meanings and with its help do it with your own sense of language.
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Google Translate is fine for getting the general meaning of a short message, but German word order, formality, and compound words can easily come out wrong. I’ve had it produce something understandable but oddly phrased, especially with technical wording. For anything customer-facing, legal, medical,...
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Google Translate is fine for getting the general meaning of a short message, but German word order, formality, and compound words can easily come out wrong. I’ve had it produce something understandable but oddly phrased, especially with technical wording. For anything customer-facing, legal, medical, or work-related, I’d use a Hybrid translation workflow: let AI create the first draft, then have a qualified German linguist check the meaning, tone, and terminology. That’s usually faster and more affordable than starting from scratch, while avoiding the embarrassing mistakes raw machine output can cause. read less
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