Can anybody translate this into German Language?

1) zweihändig or beidhändig (means the same)

2) weiter Schlag / weiter Strich [depends on the context] (or in case you mean the pokemon attack: Drei-Streich)

3) Ich liebe dich

1) Zweihändig

2) flächendeckend

3) Ich liebe Dich

1.) Zweihand-

2.) Wide Schrägstrich

3.) Ich liebe dich

No such factor...translation demands a human. There are too many variables...synonyms, homonyms, words that are spelled an identical yet advise incredibly some issues. previous participles that are translated as previous demanding...idiomatic expressions, adjustments in observe order, spelling blunders. How do you translate "bow"? Which way do you pronounce it? Does it advise to bend on the waist? or is it something you put in a sprint woman's hair? or something you employ to shoot an arrow? or the front end of a ship? Or "performed"? Is it the previous demanding or the previous participle? won't have the capacity to be completed. a minimum of, no longer yet. by no ability say by no ability....they'll finally invent something which could think of that nicely, yet for now...you GOTTA study the thank you to communicate THE LANGUAGES.

3. Ich liebe dich

1.)Two-handed ... zweihändig

2.)Wide slash ... wide : weit, breit slash : Schnitt, Schrägstrich

3.)I love you... ich liebe dich