Do you often include multiple translations in a single email message? If so, a great time saver is to have Outlook for Mac detect and spell check those translations for you automatically.
It's a two-step process. First, select the languages you use most often. Next, compose your message.
Choose the preferred language
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On the Mac, select System Preferences (
) > Language & Region ( 
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Under Preferred languages, select +.
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Select the language you plan to use > Add.
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Select the primary language.
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Repeat for each language.
Compose your email message
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If Outlook is open, exit and restart it so the language additions can take effect.
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Open a new email message, place the cursor in the body of the message, and select Edit > Language > Language.
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Select Detect language automatically > OK. Outlook will remember this setting so you won't need to set it again.
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Type the text of your message in each language. Outlook will automatically check as you go and mark the misspellings with a red line.
Tip: Language detection works on full sentences only. Be sure to end your sentences with punctuation to trigger language detection.
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Press Ctrl + Click to select from a list of suggestions for the misspelled word.
See Also
Check spelling and grammar in a different language
Change the language Office uses in its menus and proofing tools
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