I need a clean, fully-tested Make.com scenario that watches my English-language Facebook Page and, the moment a new post goes live, calls the DeepL API to generate four parallel versions: French, German, Spanish and Italian. Only published posts have to be handled—comments and private messages are out of scope—so the flow can stay lean. Here is what I expect: • A real-time (or near real-time) trigger that listens for any new page post via the Facebook Graph API module. • One DeepL module request that submits the post text and retrieves the four target languages in the same run. • The translated copies returned to Facebook as separate language variants (preferred) or stored in a Google Sheet / Airtable if that is the simpler supported path—open to whichever option keeps the process stable. • Clear error handling so failures in DeepL or Facebook don’t halt the scenario. • Delivery of the Make.com blueprint plus a short Loom or PDF walkthrough so I can import, connect my own keys, and run it straight away. I already hold the required Facebook Page access and a paid DeepL API key; you can work in your own workspace or mine—whichever speeds things up. Once the blueprint runs without manual intervention and posts (or stores) every translation correctly, the job is done.