Google Translate usually detects the predominant language from a text. For example, an English text that includes a few sentences in German and French will be identified as an English text.
If you use the desktop Chrome in English and you visit an English page with a few comments in other languages, Chrome won't translate the page automatically and it won't show the translation bar. To translate the text that's not in English, right-click the page and select "Translate to English".
Here's an example from YouTube:
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgdYO-zCkxuo-XC34WJRlUCoduHsScBefWNeuZtdnKthtb0ryVaHPP5vJmPrye7fCjuqg4B0VeIOItyCwWtlnNSN0lWjjWtc7Nx3KINzV2RzqjUGzaDMbBHrVt6X_lRV_fNYjFuFpVqU21X/s640/chrome-force-translation.png)
... and here's the translated page:
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiNl2Ctp843Kf9khuCmGT4MX1W9MXvPobmggk6h5PBmS-yDW-EN1XlwosA6uw5N5rihkd4uMaiq8NDY2U-LDa1uS2_6ZkNrijKccwQBe2Zw8VpZNk0Irl9rsT459ewy0q5zwpZUzgTaz132/s640/chrome-force-translation-2.png)
Chrome's translation bar says that the page has been translated from English to English. Amazingly, Google translated the comments in Dutch and Portuguese, while preserving the original English text.
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