Precise German-word detection and translation tool that follows instructions exactly What it does Checks a given sentence for German vocabulary. If any German words are detected, outputs a single translated sentence (German → English). If no German words are present, returns the original sentence unchanged. Outputs only the final sentence, with no extra text, commentary, or formatting. Key benefits Ensures adherence to English-only content rules by automatically converting sentences that contain German vocabulary. Eliminates manual scanning and reduces errors by applying a consistent, rule-based response. Keeps integrations and workflows simple by returning a single sentence each time—easy to parse and store. Function and performance Function: detection of German vocabulary and conditional sentence-level translation. Output rule: exactly one sentence returned per input, either the translated sentence (when German found) or the original sentence (when none found). Reliability: deterministic behavior focused on following the specified output rule precisely. Compatibility and input scope Accepts individual sentences or short text inputs intended for sentence-level processing. Designed for use in contexts that require a single-sentence result for each input (copy-paste workflows, line-by-line processing, or scripting environments). No extra metadata, tags, or explanatory text are produced. Use scenarios Content moderation: enforce English-only posts by automatically replacing sentences that include German vocabulary with their English equivalents before publishing. Proofreading and editing: quickly identify and translate stray German words in otherwise English documents to maintain consistent language use. Localization QA: spot unintended German wording in English translations and receive the corrected sentence immediately for review. What it does not do It does not add commentary, multi-sentence explanations, or any output beyond the single required sentence. It does not process or return partial fragments; output is at the sentence level only. Why choose this behavior The strict, single-sentence output rule minimizes ambiguity and simplifies downstream handling. Clear, deterministic behavior supports reliable automation and straightforward human review.