Sell Where They Do Not Speak Your Language: Listing Translation
Title and Description, Rewritten Into the Buyer’s Language.
Listing on an overseas eBay site is only worth doing if the buyers there can read it.
Translate rewrites a listing’s title and description from one language into another, so the same item can go up on a marketplace whose buyers do not read the language you wrote it in.
It sits where you are already working. In the listing editor, with the account and site pickers — because the marketplace is what decides which languages are worth offering.
Pick the language you wrote in, then the one you want. The target list follows the source: each source language has its own set of targets, so choosing the source is what decides what is available.
Title and description together. One press rewrites both and puts the results straight into the listing.
Nothing is committed until you save. The translation replaces the text in the editor; if it is not what you wanted, leave without saving and the original is untouched.
One piece of advice from the manual: finish the listing before translating it. Translating a draft and then editing means editing in a language you may not read.
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