MCP Translation Text

For ordinary users, usually not. You only need to configure it correctly in an AI client that supports MCP (such as Claude Desktop). The operation and management of the server are automatically handled by the client and the configuration.

The specific supported languages depend on the translation engine used in the background of the MCP translation server. Usually, mainstream languages such as Chinese, English, Japanese, Korean, French, German, Spanish, etc. are supported. You can directly ask the AI assistant when using it or try translation to test the support situation.

The translation quality depends on the underlying translation model (for example, it may be based on a large - language model or a professional translation engine). For general text and common expressions, it usually provides high - quality translations. For very professional terms, poems, or slang highly dependent on cultural background, manual proofreading may be required.

This usually means that the MCP translation service has not been successfully configured or loaded in your client. Please check: 1) Whether the client supports MCP; 2) Whether the configuration file is correct; 3) Whether the client has been restarted after configuration.

The MCP translation service itself is an open - source project. However, if it calls a third - party translation service that requires an API key (such as DeepL, Google Translate, etc.) in the backend, relevant fees may be incurred, which depends on the specific implementation and configuration of the server. Please refer to the project documentation for details.