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    ramos js
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    Dear All member code project I wanna to know, how to create translater like google translate. please help/tell me about it. Thanks b4 :)

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      Dear All member code project I wanna to know, how to create translater like google translate. please help/tell me about it. Thanks b4 :)

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      Well you could always include the google translate script somewhere in the page. That way users can change the language of the contents with just one click, as described at Google translate tools[^]. As to creating your custom translate engine, that would be a lot of work including: - scraping or buying multiple dictonaries for every language - linking words in dictionaries accross the various languages - finding a way to stem words to the basics - building a correct matching algorithm to match one word or group of words to another And even if you do all that (which is a lot of work) it will still probably work crappy. Though google translate is nice to sorta now what a page tells me (if it is in a foreign language) it is far from perfect. In fact most of the time the translations are more likely to be funny and wrong then right.

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        Well you could always include the google translate script somewhere in the page. That way users can change the language of the contents with just one click, as described at Google translate tools[^]. As to creating your custom translate engine, that would be a lot of work including: - scraping or buying multiple dictonaries for every language - linking words in dictionaries accross the various languages - finding a way to stem words to the basics - building a correct matching algorithm to match one word or group of words to another And even if you do all that (which is a lot of work) it will still probably work crappy. Though google translate is nice to sorta now what a page tells me (if it is in a foreign language) it is far from perfect. In fact most of the time the translations are more likely to be funny and wrong then right.

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        In fact most of the time the translations are more likely to be funny and wrong then right.

        So true! http://www.nst.com.my/opinion/columnist/poking-fun-at-online-translations-1.29393[^]

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