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How to import translation memories from Google translator Toolkit to TRADOS?
Thread poster: terryclx
terryclx
terryclx
Taiwan
Local time: 18:38
Oct 9, 2019

I have read this article as below:
https://www.quora.com/How-can-I-output-termbases-and-translation-memory-from-Google-Translator-Toolkit-to-Trados

I replace the identifiers en with:
en-US

save the .tmx file with Notepad.

and try to import this translation memory .tmx file to... See more
I have read this article as below:
https://www.quora.com/How-can-I-output-termbases-and-translation-memory-from-Google-Translator-Toolkit-to-Trados

I replace the identifiers en with:
en-US

save the .tmx file with Notepad.

and try to import this translation memory .tmx file to TRADOS. But the import process still failed.

I use Olifant to open the .tmx file. Actually, the language identifiers seems to not change.

Could someone share some experiences to fix it?

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How to import translation memories from Google translator Toolkit to TRADOS?







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