Should in illis translate to within them?

1. Is it translated to English or translated into English?
2. What are some examples of translation?
3. What is the Latin for nothing changes if nothing changes?
4. What is the meaning of translate in English?

Is it translated to English or translated into English?

There are a handful of English dialects in which “translate to” is an acceptable variant of “translate into”, but the majority of native speakers consider the variant with “into” more natural. Furthermore, the variant with “into” is 200x more common in English literature than the variant with “to”.

What are some examples of translation?

Example: Café (French), hamburger (German), kimono (Japanese) and kimchi (Korean). This is the literal translation of a phrase from one language into another, coining a new term in the target language. In other words, this is the literal translation of a borrowed word.

What is the Latin for nothing changes if nothing changes?

Latin translation: Nihil mutavit

as simple as that :) Hope it helps.

What is the meaning of translate in English?

: to turn into one's own or another language. : to transfer or turn from one set of symbols into another : transcribe. c(1) : to express in different terms and especially different words : paraphrase. (2)