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<a href="https://help.lingohub.com/en/articles/6684073-what-is-translation-memory-for">What is translation memory for?</a>

<a href="https://help.lingohub.com/en/articles/6684078-how-to-create-a-translation-memory">How to create a translation memory?</a>

<a href="https://help.lingohub.com/en/articles/7936190-how-to-connect-a-translation-memory-to-your-project">How to connect a translation memory to your project?</a>

1. <a href="https://help.lingohub.com/en/articles/6684073-what-is-translation-memory-for">What is translation memory for?</a>
2. <a href="https://help.lingohub.com/en/articles/6684078-how-to-create-a-translation-memory">How to create a translation memory?</a>
3. <a href="https://help.lingohub.com/en/articles/7936190-how-to-connect-a-translation-memory-to-your-project">How to connect a translation memory to your project?</a>

Lingohub offers two types of translation memories - virtual and file-based. 

The virtual translation memory is filled by the selected project(s) that are set or belong to an organization or group. You can choose from which projects exactly it should collect the information.

If you already have the localized files, you can import them inside Lingohub, and the system will take them into account and provide suggestions based on this data. Use TMX (Translation Memory Exchange) files to upload your existing translations. You can also setup them for the different project(s) and manage flexibly.

<b>Congratulations!</b> You finished the article about translation memory types. <a href="https://help.lingohub.com/en/articles/6684078-how-to-create-a-translation-memory">Create the translation memory</a> and start the localization. If there's anything we can help you with, please contact our <a href="mailto:support@lingohub.com" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">support</a>.