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Same screen, but now there's a window pop-up over the text input box. It shows the selected text ("Hi there! How's it going?"), and above that says "translation from" with a pulldown menu selected for English, and another pulldown menu (with a hidden "To") showing multiple languages including english, romanian, greek, etc.

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Same screen, but now there's a window pop-up over the text input box. It shows the selected text ("Hi there! How's it going?"), and above that says "translation from" with a pulldown menu selected for English, and another pulldown menu (with a hidden "To") showing multiple languages including english, romanian, greek, etc.
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Andres Salomon (andres4ny@social.ridetrans.it)'s status on Sunday, 01-Dec-2024 03:56:28 JST Andres Salomon

If you're a #firefox user, there's built-in translation available with 128esr. It's designed for translating web pages, so it's a bit awkward to use for arbitrary text, but you still can manually enter text.
Go to any web site that has text input (eg, https://paste.debian.net/).
Type in the text to translate, highlight it, right click and click "Translate selection to english". A pop-up will give you to/from language options, and then will display a translation once you select something.

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