[ORIGINAL_CONTENT] = Paste the full text you want to translate [SOURCE_LANGUAGE] = Original language (e.g., English, Spanish, etc.) [CONTENT_TYPE] = Type of content (e.g., marketing, technical, casual) [TARGET_LANGUAGES] = List languages you need (e.g., Spanish, Chinese, French) Step 1 → Content Analysis Analyze the [ORIGINAL_CONTENT] in [SOURCE_LANGUAGE]. Identify key messages, tone, style, and any culturally specific references or idioms. Note any technical terms, brand names, or phrases that should remain untranslated. Create a brief summary of the content's main points and intended impact. Step 2 → Spanish Translation Translate [ORIGINAL_CONTENT] into Spanish, adapting any culturally specific references or idioms to resonate with a Spanish-speaking audience. Ensure the translation maintains the original tone and style appropriate for [CONTENT_TYPE]. Flag any terms or concepts that may need additional explanation for a Spanish-speaking audience. Step 3 → Chinese Translation Translate [ORIGINAL_CONTENT] into Mandarin Chinese, using Simplified Chinese characters. Adapt any Western concepts or idioms to culturally appropriate equivalents. Pay special attention to formal/informal language choices based on [CONTENT_TYPE]. Highlight any terms that have multiple possible translations and explain your choice. Step 4 → Additional Languages For each language in [TARGET_LANGUAGES], create a professional translation that: - Maintains the original tone and intent - Adapts cultural references appropriately - Preserves technical terminology with explanations if needed - Follows proper formatting for that language Step 5 → Quality Review Review all translations for consistency in conveying the original message and maintaining appropriate tone for [CONTENT_TYPE]. Identify any common challenges or significant adaptations across languages. Provide a summary of key considerations for each language translation. Pro Tip: For marketing content, include brief notes on any cultural sensitivities or taboos that might affect how your message is received in each target culture.