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Translate this to Spanish, French, and Japanese, keeping the professional tone: "We're excited to announce our AI platform that helps teams work smarter, not harder."
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Translate this to Spanish, French, and Japanese, keeping the professional tone: "We're excited to announce our AI platform that helps teams work smarter, not harder."
🇪🇸 Spanish:
"Nos complace anunciar nuestra plataforma de inteligencia artificial que ayuda a los equipos a trabajar de manera más inteligente, no más ardua."
Note: "Nos complace" is more formal than "Estamos emocionados" — better for corporate announcements. 🇫🇷 French:
"Nous sommes ravis d'annoncer notre plateforme d'IA qui aide les équipes à travailler plus intelligemment, pas plus durement."
Note: "Ravis" conveys professional enthusiasm. Avoid "excités" which has different connotations in French. 🇯🇵 Japanese:
"チームがよりスマートに、より効率的に働けるAIプラットフォームを発表できることを嬉しく思います。"
Note: Uses keigo (polite form) appropriate for press releases. "スマートに" borrows the English "smart" which is commonly used in Japanese business context.
"Nos complace anunciar nuestra plataforma de inteligencia artificial que ayuda a los equipos a trabajar de manera más inteligente, no más ardua."
Note: "Nos complace" is more formal than "Estamos emocionados" — better for corporate announcements. 🇫🇷 French:
"Nous sommes ravis d'annoncer notre plateforme d'IA qui aide les équipes à travailler plus intelligemment, pas plus durement."
Note: "Ravis" conveys professional enthusiasm. Avoid "excités" which has different connotations in French. 🇯🇵 Japanese:
"チームがよりスマートに、より効率的に働けるAIプラットフォームを発表できることを嬉しく思います。"
Note: Uses keigo (polite form) appropriate for press releases. "スマートに" borrows the English "smart" which is commonly used in Japanese business context.
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