Translate a slide deck for a new audience with Copilot
Use PowerPoint's built-in translation feature to adapt a deck for a different-language audience instead of rebuilding it from scratch.
Switch a generated meeting recap into a different language for a stakeholder instead of asking someone to re-summarize it manually.
The same meeting recap reaching stakeholders in their own language without a manual re-write.
Check with the stakeholder directly rather than guessing based on their location — language preference doesn't always match geography.
Open the existing recap and use its language-switch option to translate the already-generated text, rather than asking Copilot to re-summarize the original transcript in the new language from scratch.
Translating the finished recap keeps the content identical to what everyone else received, just in a different language.
Confirm terminology and tone translated sensibly, especially for anything specific to your industry or company jargon.
Send it to them specifically rather than leaving them to find and switch the language themselves.
Source: Microsoft Tech Community, "What's New in Microsoft Teams — February 2026"
A translated version of the recap available for the stakeholder who needs it in a different language.
Translating company- or industry-specific terms sensibly rather than literally — the exact check in step 3 — needs language understanding, not a dictionary swap.
Use PowerPoint's built-in translation feature to adapt a deck for a different-language audience instead of rebuilding it from scratch.
Prompt Copilot to shape a meeting recap to match how you actually work instead of accepting the default format every time.
You have a budget export, a status report, and an email thread — and they disagree.
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