>It's amazing how much English is now used in German - much more than 20 years ago.

Are the French still holding on to the mouthful *courrier electronique* or have they capitulated to email yet?

I spent some time in Latin America working in IT of a US company, and its funny what technical words would get translated and which not....*motherboard* many times stays in english, but "hard drive" is often *disco duro*....which I think because *disco duro* is actually easier to say, it rolls off the tongue 

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I just did a test of one chapter, in Gemini vs Google translate. I translated into German, which I have some understanding of.

Initial thoughts - Gemini is better. It keeps some of the phrases (like self-custody) in English, which is better (Google Translate does not).

It's amazing how much English is currently used in German - much more than 20 years ago. Sometimes it seems like a good chunk of the words are in English.

Best tools for translating my Bitcoin book?

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I just did a test of one chapter, in Gemini vs Google translate. I translated into German, which I have some understanding of. 

Initial thoughts - Gemini is better. It keeps some of the phrases (like self-custody) in English, which is better (Google Translate does not). 

It's amazing how much English is currently used in German - much more than 20 years ago. Sometimes it seems like a good chunk of the words are in English.

I will try this in DeepL as well.
