Email Translate on Windows usually involves questions about switching back to the original message, setting a default language, and understanding translation behavior; this section includes 4 common questions and a glossary.
FAQ
Will translation change the original email content?
- No. Translation changes the reading display of the current message.
- If you need to verify the original wording, click View Original.
- The original message remains available after you switch back.
Can I set a default translation language?
- Yes. Click Settings at the upper right of the Mail page.
- Open General Settings and find Translate content to.
- Select your target language, and later translations will use it by default.
Why can’t I find Full Translation in the right-click menu?
- Make sure you have opened a specific email instead of staying in the message list.
- Right-click inside a blank area of the message body.
- If the option still does not appear, refresh the page and open the email again.
How to translate email in WPS on Windows quickly?
- Open the email you want to read.
- Right-click inside the message body and select Full Translation.
- After the translation appears, use View Original or switch the target language if needed.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Full Translation | A command that translates the current email body into a target language for reading. |
| View Original | An option that switches from the translated view back to the original email content. |
| Default translation language | The target language you set in advance so later translations use it first. |
| Translate content to | A language setting in Mail general settings that controls translation output. |