You're in a server, the chat is moving fast, and half of it is in a language you don't read. Discord has no translate button. Here is every way to fix that, and the one that makes it feel like you've always spoken the language.
A server admin adds a bot like Translator or Talksy. You react with a flag, and the bot posts the translation as a new message.
It works, if the admin added it, in that one server, and if you don't mind every translation filling the chat for everyone.
Apps like iTranslator work in any server: right-click a message, choose Apps, then Translate.
Fine for one message. In a fast chat, you're right-clicking forever.
Extensions like Mate translate on discord.com.
Only in the browser. The Discord app you actually use stays untranslated.
Vencord adds a Translate button to each message. Equicord can translate automatically with Google.
You install and set up the mod yourself, and it's raw Google: slang, typos and Hinglish come out wrong.
Subline puts the translation right under every message in another language, by itself, as it arrives. You just read.
7 days of AI included, from your first translation. Then $1.99 a month, or $19.99 a year.
Get SublineNo. The translations exist only on your screen.
Not yet. Subline runs on Mac, Windows and Chrome.
Yes, with the Chrome add-on and Discord in the browser.
✦ text goes through our server, which doesn't store your messages, and we ask the AI providers to keep nothing. Details are on the privacy page.