Both ChatGPT and DeepL are not perfect, but I thought the latter has a higher translation level and the interface is convenient, but

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Both ChatGPT and DeepL are not perfect, but I thought the latter has a higher translation level and the interface is convenient, but there are a lot of posts saying that GPT-4 translates better than DeepL. If you have any experience, please let me know. I’m thinking if I should transfer to a GPT Pro version.

By the way, Papago is barely even a hug, and I wonder how it’s improving…

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Example) Original text

US companies have been able to reprice almost $400bn of debt at lower interest rates this year due to booming investor appetite for junk loans, in an easing of financing conditions for corporate America.

Even before the Federal Reserve cuts interest rates from a 23-year high, a number of borrowers in the US leveraged loan market have benefited from the equivalent of two quarter-point Fed cuts, according to strategists at Goldman Sachs.

The $391bn of so-called repricing deals is the highest ever at this point in the year, according to data from PitchBook LCD going back to 2002, equal to more than a quarter of the $1.34tn leveraged loan market.

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Ghat GPT Translation

Foreign companies have been able to reset their nearly $400 billion debt at lower interest rates on low-credit loans, which have grown in popularity this year for “bottom-line instead of narrow,” meaning financing conditions for companies have eased.

Even before the Federal Reserve cut interest rates from its 23-year high, several borrowers in the U.S. leveraged lending market benefited from the equivalent of two quarter-point cuts by the Federal Reserve, according to Goldman Sachs strategists.

According to data from 2002 from data provider PitchBook LCD, this year’s roughly $390 billion “repricing” deal is an all-time high at this time and accounts for more than a quarter of the leveraged lending market worth $1.34 trillion.

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DeepL Translation

U.S. companies have been able to refinance about $400 billion in debt at lower interest rates this year thanks to a surge in investor demand for junk loans as financing conditions for U.S. companies eased.

Even before the Federal Reserve cut interest rates to a 23-year high, many borrowers in the U.S. leveraged lending market benefited from the Fed’s quarter-point cut, according to strategists at Goldman Sachs.

Data from PitchBook LCD dating back to 2002 shows that the so-called reflashing deal is an all-time high this year, more than a quarter of the $1.34 trillion leveraged lending market.