EPUB translation · Spanish → Traditional ChineseBeta
Translate your book from Spanish to Traditional Chinese.
Upload an EPUB and get the whole book back in Traditional Chinese — a bilingual edition and a Traditional Chinese-only edition — within 48 hours. Free quote and free sample chapter first.
What you get
- Two editionsBilingual (Spanish paragraph, then Traditional Chinese) and Traditional Chinese only — EPUB, ready for any reader.
- The whole book, kept intactChapters, images, links and the table of contents stay where they were.
- An exact price before you payWe count the words we will translate; page numbers, indexes and code are left out of the count.
- 48 hours, or a full refundAnd anything left untranslated is refunded automatically.
- PrivateYour book is visible only to your account, and its files are deleted 7 days after delivery.
Questions
How much does it cost to translate a book from Spanish to Traditional Chinese?
US$0.137 per 1,000 words of text we translate, with a minimum of US$2.99 a book. A typical 90,000-word book costs US$12.40. You see the exact price, and what will and won't be translated, before you pay.
What do I get?
Two EPUB files: a bilingual edition with each Spanish paragraph followed by its Traditional Chinese translation, and a Traditional Chinese-only edition. Chapters, images, links and the table of contents are kept.
How good is the translation?
It is a machine translation by a large language model, checked automatically paragraph by paragraph. This pair is in beta: tested on whole books, with real orders still calibrating it. Read a free sample chapter of your own book before you decide — and anything left untranslated is refunded automatically.
Which books can I translate?
Books you have the right to translate: your own work, a work you hold a translation licence for, a work under an open licence, or one in the public domain. DRM-protected files are refused. Buying an ebook does not by itself give you the right to translate it.
Can I publish the translation?
If you hold the rights, yes — but you must not present it as a human translation, and you are responsible for any rules about labelling AI-translated content where you publish (some stores, such as Amazon KDP, ask you to declare it).
Start with a free quote.
It takes a few minutes, and you pay nothing until you have seen the price and a sample.
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