"Add New Term" only adds terms on one language (the Source language)

I'm trying to add new terms to a new TB. When clicking Ctrl+F2 to create a new entry from the Editor, both terms (Source and Target) are included in the Source language (in my Project, both terms are included in the Spanish language, instead of creating a Spanish-English entry). This has never happened before. What am I doing wrong?

I use SDL Studio 2019, and today I've downloaded and installed Service Pack 2.

Thanks in advance for your help.

Pat

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  • It's a simple bilingual glossary I created as usually. It does not have to do with the TB itself. I was up all night trying to work it out and something happened when I installed the SP2. As you see in my pic, there are extra pairs in my language combinations, even a Spanish International Sort to Spanish US that I did not have in my options and never used.

    At a point, I could not even use my TM and opted to work with the AnyTM option. By doing that, I could manage to Add New Terms as usual, but now I don't know what happened.

    If you have any spare time and would like to check it, I'll be more than grateful to know what could possibly have happened.

    Have a lovey weekend,

    Pat

    Screenshot of Trados Studio showing a bilingual glossary management window with entries for English-Spanish language pair.Screenshot of Trados Studio options menu displaying unexpected language pairs, including Spanish International Sort to Spanish US highlighted in red.

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    [edited by: Trados AI at 1:46 PM (GMT 0) on 5 Mar 2024]
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  • It's a simple bilingual glossary I created as usually. It does not have to do with the TB itself. I was up all night trying to work it out and something happened when I installed the SP2. As you see in my pic, there are extra pairs in my language combinations, even a Spanish International Sort to Spanish US that I did not have in my options and never used.

    At a point, I could not even use my TM and opted to work with the AnyTM option. By doing that, I could manage to Add New Terms as usual, but now I don't know what happened.

    If you have any spare time and would like to check it, I'll be more than grateful to know what could possibly have happened.

    Have a lovey weekend,

    Pat

    Screenshot of Trados Studio showing a bilingual glossary management window with entries for English-Spanish language pair.Screenshot of Trados Studio options menu displaying unexpected language pairs, including Spanish International Sort to Spanish US highlighted in red.

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    Generated Image Alt-Text
    [edited by: Trados AI at 1:46 PM (GMT 0) on 5 Mar 2024]
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