Are you trying or thinking to republish other's content of different languages on your blog by translating? 

Are you wanting to know is it legit to translate an article from another blog or website which is in another language, and publish it on your own website or blog?

There are several factors you should consider before doing this. I will elaborate on those factors and issues you would have to deal with if you try to publish other's content of different languages by translating on your own website or blog.

Can you publish other's content or article of different languages by translating on your own website?

The answer is pretty simple, you can. In fact, you can do whatever you want to do with your website or blog. But the thing which matters is "Is it legit?"

Many bloggers do translate other's articles or content and publish on their own website or blog, hoping that they will get traffic to these contents or articles. 

What are the benefits of republishing other content which is in different languages by translating?

Let's take a look at the benefits of doing this. The motive behind doing something unornamental:
  • You get free ready-made content without giving any efforts
  • You don't need to think hard to find any content ideas
  • You get free quality content (if the content you are translating is itself a quality content)
  • You get unique content for free
  • As a result, you get your desired traffic to your blog or website
  • Eventually, you earn money (if you are monetizing your website or blog)

Is Publishing Other Content Of Different Language On Your Website Good For SEO?

Now, talking about the benefits wouldn't let the SEO factors stay apart. So, what are the SEO effects or benefits of republishing other content?
  • There's a chance to rank higher in search results (since it's unique and if well written)
  • You will receive more traffic to your website or blog
  • Eventually, improves the overall SEO of your blog or website.

Is it legit to republish others' content of different languages by translating?

You might get tempted by seeing all the benefits of publishing others' content of different languages on your website or blog.

Now, it's time to bite something bitter! Let me take a stab on this! It is not legit at all to copy other's content and publishing on your own blog or website. Whether directly, or by translating, some even copy the whole content and tries to make it plagiarised free by spinning or by using article rewriting tools!

If you want to get traffic on your blog or website or want to make money (which is the main reason eventually) by copying other's creative work, you are just doing everything wrong and ruining your inner sense of morality.

Everyone needs traffic, wants to rank their website or blog higher, eventually make money. But everyone should do their work properly and honestly.

If you want an article which will bring you some traffic and earn you money, you should make your own content with your own efforts and creativity. Be real, don't copy other's works.

Chances Of Getting Caught By Copying Others Content and Publishing on Your Website or Blog

I'm assuming you might do it once, that's in a sense some about near to "Fine."
But when you are consistently publishing other's content or article on your website or blog by translating, you will eventually get caught!

The process of getting caught is pretty simple and obvious, the more readers you get, the more chances of getting caught, the better to the odds of someone finding the source of the original article or content.

Why? Because there might be some readers who know both the languages (the language in which you have published, and the original content's language).

But okay I'm assuming you are smart enough to beat this hypothesis and the process of getting caught.

Even if there wouldn't be any connection made and you will get away with it for a very long time or period, your text will eventually get leaked with some evidence of not being original: there ought to be some grammatical nuances that will suggest that the writer is not the native speaker of this content or article.

There will be some paragraphs for sure structured weirdly, in the targeted language, as the translator simply keeps running sentences by sentences without stopping or looking at them, to reconstruct the paragraphs. You will have to work hard to cover your tracks.

Even if you work hard and get succeeded with covering up, don't think you are the winner. Ask yourself-
Are you really fine with copying other's original works and being sneaky?

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    •  The conclusion:
      • Always try to provide quality content that is originally done by you. Plagiarism is unacceptable. Try to be real. Eventually, you will receive what you desire!
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