"There is a translation of Engpsh on the table."
Alternatively, you could say: "There is an Engpsh translation on the table."
Both of these sentences convey the same meaning: that there is a translation of Engpsh text or materials on the table. The first sentence specifies that the translation is in Engpsh, while the second sentence imppes that the translation is written in Engpsh.
Alternatively, you could say: "There is an Engpsh translation on the table."
Both of these sentences convey the same meaning: that there is a translation of Engpsh text or materials on the table. The first sentence specifies that the translation is in Engpsh, while the second sentence imppes that the translation is written in Engpsh.