How to add Translator Text service to my Azure account - azure

I have an Azure account and I want to activate the Machine Translation feature on it, which is described here?
https://azure.microsoft.com/en-ca/services/cognitive-services/translator-text-api/
But I can't find that service anywhere in the Azure portal. Does anybody know how to activate that?

Translation is part of what Microsoft calls "Cognitive Services" (Vision, Speech, Language, Search and Decision).
You have two options to activate this: Single-Service or Multi-Service subscription.
Single-Service subscription (only activates one of the services below)
1. Connect to Azure portal
2. Click on "Create a resource"
3. Under "Marketplace", select "AI + Machine Learning"
4. In your case, select "Language"
Multi-Service subscription (activates more than one of the Cognitive services)
1. Connect to Azure portal
2. Click on "Create a resource"
3. Search for "Cognitive Services"

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