Detailed Translation Comparison

Quote by Marcus Aurelius

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English

Translation 1

In everything that causes you grief, remember the following principle: not only is what happened not a misfortune, but something that you can bear with your waist is downright lucky.

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Characters: 189
Words: 30
Comments: 0
Last updated: 2026-02-13 13:43

Hungarian

Translation 2
Mindenben, ami bánatot okoz neked, jusson eszedbe a következő alapelv: nemcsak hogy nem szerencsétlenség, ami történt, hanem olyasmi, amit derekasan elviselni egyenesen szerencse.
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Characters: 179
Words: 23
Comments: 0
Last updated: 2026-02-13 13:43

Comparison Metrics

Character Difference
-10 chars shorter
Translation 2 vs Translation 1
Word Count Difference
-7 words less
Translation 2 vs Translation 1
Similarity Score
16.3%
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  • Similarity Score: Measures how similar the two texts are based on character-level comparison (higher = more similar)
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