# 
## Overview 

In HTML, the **`translate` attribute** is used to identify whether the text content of an element can be translated to another language or not after web page localization.

## Syntax 

```html
<div translate="yes">Hello</div>
```
## Parameters
The `translate` attribute takes two values: 

* **`yes`**: This tells that the content of the element can be translated.

* **`no`**: This tells that the content of the element should not be translated.

## Example


<html>
 <head>
 </head>
 <body>
   <footer>
    <small>&#169; 2022 <span translate="no">Educative.io</span></small>
  </footer>
 </body>
</html>

## Explanation  

**Lines 5-7:** We create a `footer` section and add a `span` element that contains the name of the brand inside it. Because there is no need to translate the name of the brand or product while localizing a website, we add the `translate="no"` tag to the `span` element. This makes sure that the content of the `span` element is not translated when the web page is translated to other languages using the translation tool.

> **Note:** The translate attribute is newly added in `HTML5`.


What is the translate attribute in HTML?

The translate attribute in HTML specifies if an element's text can be translated. Values: "yes" or "no".