1. A displaying method for a machine translation system, comprising the steps of: (a) dividing a sentence in a source language into a plurality of source phrasal elements, assigning identifications to the respective source phrasal elements and storing the respective source phrasal elements into a source text area of a memory with said identifications assigned thereto; (b) separating a sentence in a target language, which has been translated from said source language sentence, into target phrasal elements having the same linguistic meanings as said source phrasal elements, and storing the respective target phrasal elements into a target text area of the memory with the same identifications as assigned to corresponding source phrasal elements; (c) storing a display start address of a source text, a display start address of a target text, and the identification of a phrasal element to be displayed in a visually distinguishable manner with respect to the other text into a parameter area of the memory; (d) displaying on a first display area of a screen the text stored in said source text area and displaying on a second display area of said screen the text stored in said target text area; and (e) displaying in a visually distinguishable manner with respect to the other text the corresponding phrasal elements of the source text and the target text which have said identification stored in said parameter area of said memory.
1. A displaying method for a machine translation system, comprising the steps of: (a) dividing a sentence in a source language into a plurality of source phrasal elements, assigning identifications to the respective source phrasal elements and storing the respective source phrasal elements into a source text area of a memory with said identifications assigned thereto; (b) separating a sentence in a target language, which has been translated from said source language sentence, into target phrasal elements having the same linguistic meanings as said source phrasal elements, and storing the respective target phrasal elements into a target text area of the memory with the same identifications as assigned to corresponding source phrasal elements; (c) storing a display start address of a source text, a display start address of a target text, and the identification of a phrasal element to be displayed in a visually distinguishable manner with respect to the other text into a parameter area of the memory; (d) displaying on a first display area of a screen the text stored in said source text area and displaying on a second display area of said screen the text stored in said target text area; and (e) displaying in a visually distinguishable manner with respect to the other text the corresponding phrasal elements of the source text and the target text which have said identification stored in said parameter area of said memory. 2. A displaying method according to claim 1, which further comprises the steps of: (a) storing a cursor address of a cursor in the source or target text area into said parameter area of said memory when said cursor lies in said first or second display area; (b) deciding whether or not the cursor address lies between the display start address of the source or target text and a display end address of the source or target text which is calculated from said display start address; (c) shifting said display start address of the source or target text by a predetermined value when said cursor address does not lie between said start address and said end address; (d) deciding whether or not the address of the target phrasal element, which has the same identification as that of the source phrasal element at the cursor address, lies between the display start address and the display end address of the target text when the cursor lies on said first display area, and deciding whether that same address of the target phrasal element lies between the display start address and the display end address of the source text when the cursor lies on said second display area; and (e) shifting said display start address of the target or source text by a predetermined value when said address of said target or source phrasal element does not lie between said display start address and said display end address.