<hi xmlns="http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0" style="font-size:12pt">A first step towards solving the problem of translation unpunctuated texts is the correct localization of the missing punctuation within such sentences and clauses. In the Google translation, which was completely without punctuation, we see that Google system translated every single line anew (Text C), ignoring the line-arrangement and the “enjambments”, when one phrase continues beyond the line, or continues from the previous line. This explains the translation error in the third line: Reading the line as a full sentence disregarding its character as an enjambment, the translation produces a full sentence (Thank you for wanting this room), which does not fit to the original (... danke. möchten sie diesen raum ...). However, this translation error will be improved if we add the missing punctuation to the machine translation, which could be identified as Text D.</hi>