
You’ll have to clear Chrome’s cache and data to fix it. If you get the “This page could not be translated” message or Chrome simply refuses to complete the translation of the page, you may be dealing with the outdated Chrome web cache situation. Often, that’s all it takes, but there are instances where further troubleshooting is necessary. Whenever the translate feature in Chrome is not working correctly, the first action should always be to refresh the page. How to Fix Unable to Translate a Page in Chrome

A small panel will appear at the top of the screen, and you can select a language from a drop-down menu. On any page, click on the Google Translate extension. The second way to use the extension is to translate the entire webpage, even if it’s in Chrome’s default language. The extension will detect the language automatically. The first way is to select specific sections of text on a webpage, click on the extension, and provide the translation to Chrome’s default language. There are two ways you can use this Chrome extension. You can find it here and have it among your other Chrome extension in no time.

It’s not available for Chrome mobile app. You can only install this extension on your desktop web browser.
