"Target languages" refer to the languages into which a text, website, document, or software is intended to be translated in order to make it accessible to people who speak or understand those languages. Target languages are the languages targeted for translation to make content accessible to a wider audience or enable communication in different languages.
Typical functions of software in the field of "target languages" include:
Selection of target language: The software allows users to choose the desired target language from a list of available languages.
Translation management: The software provides tools for managing translations into different target languages, including import, export, and editing of translated content.
Automatic translation: The ability to automatically translate texts into the desired target language based on machine translation algorithms.
Quality control: Tools for checking the quality of translations, such as spell-checking, grammar checking, or checking for cultural nuances and contextual accuracy.
Translation validation: The ability for users to validate or review the accuracy and quality of translations before they are published or used.
