better-translate

To translate English text into natural Chinese without translationese, use a structured three-phase workflow: comprehend the source, draft an initial translation, and iteratively polish the prose to ensure native-sounding fluency.

The best way to polish existing Chinese translations for better fluency is applying an iterative refinement workflow that reviews guidelines, checks quality, and reduces awkward phrasing or calques to achieve native-sounding prose.

Yes, you can use this translation workflow for documents, articles, and code comments. It is designed to produce high-quality, native-sounding Chinese output across various prose formats.

A multi-phase translation process improves native-sounding Chinese output by separating comprehension, initial translation, and iterative polishing, which systematically reduces calques and awkward phrasing while consulting references for consistency.

English to Chinese translations sound unnatural due to translationese and calques. Fix this by using an iterative polish workflow that consults references and applies quality checks to improve fluency and consistency.