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1. Open Chrome for Android
2. Press Menu button (or the 3 dot icon) and go to Settings
3. Under Advanced menu, tap Content Settings
4. Tap Google Translate, and make sure to turn it off by sliding the toggle button
** Note that, if you manually disable translating content from a special website (Either choose the option to Never Translate This Site, or Never Translate This Language), you can always tap the "Reset Translate Settings" under the mentioned path
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