Is there something like google translate but for desktop?
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I saw we have freeict-all in debian.
$ sudo aptitude install dict-freedict-all
[sudo] password for shirish:
The following NEW packages will be installed:
dict-freedict-afr-deua dict-freedict-afr-enga dict-freedict-all
dict-freedict-ara-enga dict-freedict-bre-fraa dict-freedict-ces-enga
dict-freedict-ckb-kmra dict-freedict-cym-enga dict-freedict-dan-engadict-freedict-deu-enga dict-freedict-deu-fraa dict-freedict-deu-itaa dict-freedict-deu-kura dict-freedict-deu-nlda dict-freedict-deu-pora dict-freedict-deu-swea dict-freedict-deu-tura dict-freedict-eng-afra dict-freedict-eng-araa dict-freedict-eng-cesa dict-freedict-eng-cyma dict-freedict-eng-deua dict-freedict-eng-ella dict-freedict-eng-fraa dict-freedict-eng-glea dict-freedict-eng-hina dict-freedict-eng-hrva dict-freedict-eng-huna dict-freedict-eng-itaa dict-freedict-eng-lata dict-freedict-eng-lita dict-freedict-eng-nlda dict-freedict-eng-pola dict-freedict-eng-pora dict-freedict-eng-roma dict-freedict-eng-rusa dict-freedict-eng-spaa dict-freedict-eng-srpa dict-freedict-eng-swea dict-freedict-eng-swha dict-freedict-eng-tura dict-freedict-fra-brea dict-freedict-fra-deua dict-freedict-fra-enga dict-freedict-fra-nlda dict-freedict-gla-deua dict-freedict-gle-enga dict-freedict-gle-pola dict-freedict-hrv-enga dict-freedict-hun-enga dict-freedict-isl-enga dict-freedict-ita-deua dict-freedict-ita-enga dict-freedict-jpn-deua dict-freedict-jpn-enga dict-freedict-jpn-fraa dict-freedict-jpn-rusa dict-freedict-kha-deua dict-freedict-kha-enga dict-freedict-kur-deua dict-freedict-kur-enga dict-freedict-kur-tura dict-freedict-lat-deua dict-freedict-lat-enga dict-freedict-lit-enga dict-freedict-mkd-bula dict-freedict-nld-deua dict-freedict-nld-enga dict-freedict-nld-fraa dict-freedict-nno-noba dict-freedict-oci-cata dict-freedict-pol-glea dict-freedict-por-deua dict-freedict-por-enga dict-freedict-san-deua dict-freedict-slk-enga dict-freedict-spa-asta dict-freedict-spa-enga dict-freedict-spa-pora dict-freedict-srp-enga dict-freedict-swe-deua dict-freedict-swe-enga dict-freedict-swh-enga dict-freedict-swh-pola dict-freedict-tur-deua dict-freedict-tur-enga
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My use-case is simple, I just want to able to translate phrases from a different language without needing to go to the web. Is it possible or not using the above tool. Even if it's a bit broken, grammar syntax etc. might be worthwhile.
debian dictionary
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I saw we have freeict-all in debian.
$ sudo aptitude install dict-freedict-all
[sudo] password for shirish:
The following NEW packages will be installed:
dict-freedict-afr-deua dict-freedict-afr-enga dict-freedict-all
dict-freedict-ara-enga dict-freedict-bre-fraa dict-freedict-ces-enga
dict-freedict-ckb-kmra dict-freedict-cym-enga dict-freedict-dan-engadict-freedict-deu-enga dict-freedict-deu-fraa dict-freedict-deu-itaa dict-freedict-deu-kura dict-freedict-deu-nlda dict-freedict-deu-pora dict-freedict-deu-swea dict-freedict-deu-tura dict-freedict-eng-afra dict-freedict-eng-araa dict-freedict-eng-cesa dict-freedict-eng-cyma dict-freedict-eng-deua dict-freedict-eng-ella dict-freedict-eng-fraa dict-freedict-eng-glea dict-freedict-eng-hina dict-freedict-eng-hrva dict-freedict-eng-huna dict-freedict-eng-itaa dict-freedict-eng-lata dict-freedict-eng-lita dict-freedict-eng-nlda dict-freedict-eng-pola dict-freedict-eng-pora dict-freedict-eng-roma dict-freedict-eng-rusa dict-freedict-eng-spaa dict-freedict-eng-srpa dict-freedict-eng-swea dict-freedict-eng-swha dict-freedict-eng-tura dict-freedict-fra-brea dict-freedict-fra-deua dict-freedict-fra-enga dict-freedict-fra-nlda dict-freedict-gla-deua dict-freedict-gle-enga dict-freedict-gle-pola dict-freedict-hrv-enga dict-freedict-hun-enga dict-freedict-isl-enga dict-freedict-ita-deua dict-freedict-ita-enga dict-freedict-jpn-deua dict-freedict-jpn-enga dict-freedict-jpn-fraa dict-freedict-jpn-rusa dict-freedict-kha-deua dict-freedict-kha-enga dict-freedict-kur-deua dict-freedict-kur-enga dict-freedict-kur-tura dict-freedict-lat-deua dict-freedict-lat-enga dict-freedict-lit-enga dict-freedict-mkd-bula dict-freedict-nld-deua dict-freedict-nld-enga dict-freedict-nld-fraa dict-freedict-nno-noba dict-freedict-oci-cata dict-freedict-pol-glea dict-freedict-por-deua dict-freedict-por-enga dict-freedict-san-deua dict-freedict-slk-enga dict-freedict-spa-asta dict-freedict-spa-enga dict-freedict-spa-pora dict-freedict-srp-enga dict-freedict-swe-deua dict-freedict-swe-enga dict-freedict-swh-enga dict-freedict-swh-pola dict-freedict-tur-deua dict-freedict-tur-enga
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My use-case is simple, I just want to able to translate phrases from a different language without needing to go to the web. Is it possible or not using the above tool. Even if it's a bit broken, grammar syntax etc. might be worthwhile.
debian dictionary
@grump that's not true, freedict is a dictionary, not a word list. However, they're not a translation service, and can only help you translate things if you understand the grammar, which is less than what an automated translation service like google translate can do.
â Wouter Verhelst
Apr 3 at 14:13
@WouterVerhelst mea culpa
â Grump
Apr 3 at 22:40
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I saw we have freeict-all in debian.
$ sudo aptitude install dict-freedict-all
[sudo] password for shirish:
The following NEW packages will be installed:
dict-freedict-afr-deua dict-freedict-afr-enga dict-freedict-all
dict-freedict-ara-enga dict-freedict-bre-fraa dict-freedict-ces-enga
dict-freedict-ckb-kmra dict-freedict-cym-enga dict-freedict-dan-engadict-freedict-deu-enga dict-freedict-deu-fraa dict-freedict-deu-itaa dict-freedict-deu-kura dict-freedict-deu-nlda dict-freedict-deu-pora dict-freedict-deu-swea dict-freedict-deu-tura dict-freedict-eng-afra dict-freedict-eng-araa dict-freedict-eng-cesa dict-freedict-eng-cyma dict-freedict-eng-deua dict-freedict-eng-ella dict-freedict-eng-fraa dict-freedict-eng-glea dict-freedict-eng-hina dict-freedict-eng-hrva dict-freedict-eng-huna dict-freedict-eng-itaa dict-freedict-eng-lata dict-freedict-eng-lita dict-freedict-eng-nlda dict-freedict-eng-pola dict-freedict-eng-pora dict-freedict-eng-roma dict-freedict-eng-rusa dict-freedict-eng-spaa dict-freedict-eng-srpa dict-freedict-eng-swea dict-freedict-eng-swha dict-freedict-eng-tura dict-freedict-fra-brea dict-freedict-fra-deua dict-freedict-fra-enga dict-freedict-fra-nlda dict-freedict-gla-deua dict-freedict-gle-enga dict-freedict-gle-pola dict-freedict-hrv-enga dict-freedict-hun-enga dict-freedict-isl-enga dict-freedict-ita-deua dict-freedict-ita-enga dict-freedict-jpn-deua dict-freedict-jpn-enga dict-freedict-jpn-fraa dict-freedict-jpn-rusa dict-freedict-kha-deua dict-freedict-kha-enga dict-freedict-kur-deua dict-freedict-kur-enga dict-freedict-kur-tura dict-freedict-lat-deua dict-freedict-lat-enga dict-freedict-lit-enga dict-freedict-mkd-bula dict-freedict-nld-deua dict-freedict-nld-enga dict-freedict-nld-fraa dict-freedict-nno-noba dict-freedict-oci-cata dict-freedict-pol-glea dict-freedict-por-deua dict-freedict-por-enga dict-freedict-san-deua dict-freedict-slk-enga dict-freedict-spa-asta dict-freedict-spa-enga dict-freedict-spa-pora dict-freedict-srp-enga dict-freedict-swe-deua dict-freedict-swe-enga dict-freedict-swh-enga dict-freedict-swh-pola dict-freedict-tur-deua dict-freedict-tur-enga
0 packages upgraded, 86 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded.
Need to get 48.9 MB of archives. After unpacking 80.1 MB will be used.
Do you want to continue? [Y/n/?] n
My use-case is simple, I just want to able to translate phrases from a different language without needing to go to the web. Is it possible or not using the above tool. Even if it's a bit broken, grammar syntax etc. might be worthwhile.
debian dictionary
I saw we have freeict-all in debian.
$ sudo aptitude install dict-freedict-all
[sudo] password for shirish:
The following NEW packages will be installed:
dict-freedict-afr-deua dict-freedict-afr-enga dict-freedict-all
dict-freedict-ara-enga dict-freedict-bre-fraa dict-freedict-ces-enga
dict-freedict-ckb-kmra dict-freedict-cym-enga dict-freedict-dan-engadict-freedict-deu-enga dict-freedict-deu-fraa dict-freedict-deu-itaa dict-freedict-deu-kura dict-freedict-deu-nlda dict-freedict-deu-pora dict-freedict-deu-swea dict-freedict-deu-tura dict-freedict-eng-afra dict-freedict-eng-araa dict-freedict-eng-cesa dict-freedict-eng-cyma dict-freedict-eng-deua dict-freedict-eng-ella dict-freedict-eng-fraa dict-freedict-eng-glea dict-freedict-eng-hina dict-freedict-eng-hrva dict-freedict-eng-huna dict-freedict-eng-itaa dict-freedict-eng-lata dict-freedict-eng-lita dict-freedict-eng-nlda dict-freedict-eng-pola dict-freedict-eng-pora dict-freedict-eng-roma dict-freedict-eng-rusa dict-freedict-eng-spaa dict-freedict-eng-srpa dict-freedict-eng-swea dict-freedict-eng-swha dict-freedict-eng-tura dict-freedict-fra-brea dict-freedict-fra-deua dict-freedict-fra-enga dict-freedict-fra-nlda dict-freedict-gla-deua dict-freedict-gle-enga dict-freedict-gle-pola dict-freedict-hrv-enga dict-freedict-hun-enga dict-freedict-isl-enga dict-freedict-ita-deua dict-freedict-ita-enga dict-freedict-jpn-deua dict-freedict-jpn-enga dict-freedict-jpn-fraa dict-freedict-jpn-rusa dict-freedict-kha-deua dict-freedict-kha-enga dict-freedict-kur-deua dict-freedict-kur-enga dict-freedict-kur-tura dict-freedict-lat-deua dict-freedict-lat-enga dict-freedict-lit-enga dict-freedict-mkd-bula dict-freedict-nld-deua dict-freedict-nld-enga dict-freedict-nld-fraa dict-freedict-nno-noba dict-freedict-oci-cata dict-freedict-pol-glea dict-freedict-por-deua dict-freedict-por-enga dict-freedict-san-deua dict-freedict-slk-enga dict-freedict-spa-asta dict-freedict-spa-enga dict-freedict-spa-pora dict-freedict-srp-enga dict-freedict-swe-deua dict-freedict-swe-enga dict-freedict-swh-enga dict-freedict-swh-pola dict-freedict-tur-deua dict-freedict-tur-enga
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My use-case is simple, I just want to able to translate phrases from a different language without needing to go to the web. Is it possible or not using the above tool. Even if it's a bit broken, grammar syntax etc. might be worthwhile.
debian dictionary
edited Apr 2 at 7:39
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@grump that's not true, freedict is a dictionary, not a word list. However, they're not a translation service, and can only help you translate things if you understand the grammar, which is less than what an automated translation service like google translate can do.
â Wouter Verhelst
Apr 3 at 14:13
@WouterVerhelst mea culpa
â Grump
Apr 3 at 22:40
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@grump that's not true, freedict is a dictionary, not a word list. However, they're not a translation service, and can only help you translate things if you understand the grammar, which is less than what an automated translation service like google translate can do.
â Wouter Verhelst
Apr 3 at 14:13
@WouterVerhelst mea culpa
â Grump
Apr 3 at 22:40
@grump that's not true, freedict is a dictionary, not a word list. However, they're not a translation service, and can only help you translate things if you understand the grammar, which is less than what an automated translation service like google translate can do.
â Wouter Verhelst
Apr 3 at 14:13
@grump that's not true, freedict is a dictionary, not a word list. However, they're not a translation service, and can only help you translate things if you understand the grammar, which is less than what an automated translation service like google translate can do.
â Wouter Verhelst
Apr 3 at 14:13
@WouterVerhelst mea culpa
â Grump
Apr 3 at 22:40
@WouterVerhelst mea culpa
â Grump
Apr 3 at 22:40
add a comment |Â
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A command line tool : translate-shell
Translate Shell (formerly Google Translate CLI) is a command-line translator powered by Google Translate (default), Bing Translator, Yandex.Translate, DeepL Translator and Apertium. It gives you easy access to one of these translation engines in your terminal.
apt install translate-shell
e,g:
trans 'Salut!, Bonjour!, Soyez le bienvenu!'
Sample output:
Salut!, Bonjour!, Soyez le bienvenu!
(null)
Hi!, Hello!, Welcome!
/null/
Translations of Salut!, Bonjour!, Soyez le bienvenu!
[ Français -> English ]
Salut!, Bonjour!, Soyez le bienvenu!
Hi!, Hello!, Welcome!
See trans --help
for more details.
You can use the -p
option to activate the speech synthesizer:
trans 'Buenos dÃÂas. ÿCómo estás?' -p
To change the target Language use[source_LANG]:[target_LANG]
e,g: (from Spanish to French):
trans es:fr 'Buenos dÃÂas. ÿCómo estás?'
or:
trans -s es -t fr 'Buenos dÃÂas. ÿCómo estás?'
The home page on github.
add a comment |Â
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weboob
can also do this:
Weboob is a collection of applications able to interact with websites,
without requiring the user to open them in a browser. It also provides
well-defined APIs to talk to websites lacking one.
I found that Ubuntu 16.04.3 lts
has an old version of weboob
is
it's best to clone it directly from git
:
$ git clone https://git.weboob.org/weboob/devel.git weboob && cd weboob
Start translaboob
module manually:
$ ./tools/local_run.sh translaboob
At the first run you'll have to choose a backend you want to use:
Warning: there is currently no configured backend for translaboob
Do you want to configure backends? (Y/n): Y
Available modules:
1) [ ] ebonics English to Ebonics translation service
2) [ ] googletranslate Google translation web service
3) [ ] larousse larousse dictionary translations
4) [ ] wordreference Free online translator
a) --all-- install all backends
q) --stop--
In this example we choose googletranslate
:
Select a backend to create (q to stop): 2
Backend "googletranslate" successfully added.
Available modules:
1) [ ] ebonics English to Ebonics translation service
2) [X] googletranslate Google translation web service
3) [ ] larousse larousse dictionary translations
4) [ ] wordreference Free online translator
a) --all-- install all backends
q) --stop--
After pressing q
you can type a sentence to translate, for example:
Select a backend to create (q to stop): q
Right right!
Welcome to translaboob v1.4
Copyright(C) 2012-2018 Lucien Loiseau
This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
it under the terms of the GNU Affero General Public License as published by
the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
(at your option) any later version.
Type "help" to display available commands.
Loaded backends: googletranslate
translaboob> translate en de 'The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog'
* googletranslate
Der schnelle braune Fuchs springt über den faulen Hund
translaboob> translate en ko 'The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog'
* googletranslate
빠른 ê°Âì ì“°ë ê²Âì¼른 ê°Â를 ë°ì´ ëÂÂìµëÂÂë¤.
Theweboob
package is available through apt.
â GAD3R
Apr 2 at 12:07
1
Yes, I know but for example inUbuntu 16.04.3 LTS
it's version1.1
which is very old andtranslaboob
does not work. I also said that in my answer.
â Arkadiusz Drabczyk
Apr 2 at 12:08
1
one of the dependencies of weboob is no longer available, see bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=866493
â shirish
Apr 2 at 14:52
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2 Answers
2
active
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active
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active
oldest
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up vote
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A command line tool : translate-shell
Translate Shell (formerly Google Translate CLI) is a command-line translator powered by Google Translate (default), Bing Translator, Yandex.Translate, DeepL Translator and Apertium. It gives you easy access to one of these translation engines in your terminal.
apt install translate-shell
e,g:
trans 'Salut!, Bonjour!, Soyez le bienvenu!'
Sample output:
Salut!, Bonjour!, Soyez le bienvenu!
(null)
Hi!, Hello!, Welcome!
/null/
Translations of Salut!, Bonjour!, Soyez le bienvenu!
[ Français -> English ]
Salut!, Bonjour!, Soyez le bienvenu!
Hi!, Hello!, Welcome!
See trans --help
for more details.
You can use the -p
option to activate the speech synthesizer:
trans 'Buenos dÃÂas. ÿCómo estás?' -p
To change the target Language use[source_LANG]:[target_LANG]
e,g: (from Spanish to French):
trans es:fr 'Buenos dÃÂas. ÿCómo estás?'
or:
trans -s es -t fr 'Buenos dÃÂas. ÿCómo estás?'
The home page on github.
add a comment |Â
up vote
10
down vote
A command line tool : translate-shell
Translate Shell (formerly Google Translate CLI) is a command-line translator powered by Google Translate (default), Bing Translator, Yandex.Translate, DeepL Translator and Apertium. It gives you easy access to one of these translation engines in your terminal.
apt install translate-shell
e,g:
trans 'Salut!, Bonjour!, Soyez le bienvenu!'
Sample output:
Salut!, Bonjour!, Soyez le bienvenu!
(null)
Hi!, Hello!, Welcome!
/null/
Translations of Salut!, Bonjour!, Soyez le bienvenu!
[ Français -> English ]
Salut!, Bonjour!, Soyez le bienvenu!
Hi!, Hello!, Welcome!
See trans --help
for more details.
You can use the -p
option to activate the speech synthesizer:
trans 'Buenos dÃÂas. ÿCómo estás?' -p
To change the target Language use[source_LANG]:[target_LANG]
e,g: (from Spanish to French):
trans es:fr 'Buenos dÃÂas. ÿCómo estás?'
or:
trans -s es -t fr 'Buenos dÃÂas. ÿCómo estás?'
The home page on github.
add a comment |Â
up vote
10
down vote
up vote
10
down vote
A command line tool : translate-shell
Translate Shell (formerly Google Translate CLI) is a command-line translator powered by Google Translate (default), Bing Translator, Yandex.Translate, DeepL Translator and Apertium. It gives you easy access to one of these translation engines in your terminal.
apt install translate-shell
e,g:
trans 'Salut!, Bonjour!, Soyez le bienvenu!'
Sample output:
Salut!, Bonjour!, Soyez le bienvenu!
(null)
Hi!, Hello!, Welcome!
/null/
Translations of Salut!, Bonjour!, Soyez le bienvenu!
[ Français -> English ]
Salut!, Bonjour!, Soyez le bienvenu!
Hi!, Hello!, Welcome!
See trans --help
for more details.
You can use the -p
option to activate the speech synthesizer:
trans 'Buenos dÃÂas. ÿCómo estás?' -p
To change the target Language use[source_LANG]:[target_LANG]
e,g: (from Spanish to French):
trans es:fr 'Buenos dÃÂas. ÿCómo estás?'
or:
trans -s es -t fr 'Buenos dÃÂas. ÿCómo estás?'
The home page on github.
A command line tool : translate-shell
Translate Shell (formerly Google Translate CLI) is a command-line translator powered by Google Translate (default), Bing Translator, Yandex.Translate, DeepL Translator and Apertium. It gives you easy access to one of these translation engines in your terminal.
apt install translate-shell
e,g:
trans 'Salut!, Bonjour!, Soyez le bienvenu!'
Sample output:
Salut!, Bonjour!, Soyez le bienvenu!
(null)
Hi!, Hello!, Welcome!
/null/
Translations of Salut!, Bonjour!, Soyez le bienvenu!
[ Français -> English ]
Salut!, Bonjour!, Soyez le bienvenu!
Hi!, Hello!, Welcome!
See trans --help
for more details.
You can use the -p
option to activate the speech synthesizer:
trans 'Buenos dÃÂas. ÿCómo estás?' -p
To change the target Language use[source_LANG]:[target_LANG]
e,g: (from Spanish to French):
trans es:fr 'Buenos dÃÂas. ÿCómo estás?'
or:
trans -s es -t fr 'Buenos dÃÂas. ÿCómo estás?'
The home page on github.
edited Apr 2 at 11:32
Cheloide
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answered Apr 2 at 7:38
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down vote
weboob
can also do this:
Weboob is a collection of applications able to interact with websites,
without requiring the user to open them in a browser. It also provides
well-defined APIs to talk to websites lacking one.
I found that Ubuntu 16.04.3 lts
has an old version of weboob
is
it's best to clone it directly from git
:
$ git clone https://git.weboob.org/weboob/devel.git weboob && cd weboob
Start translaboob
module manually:
$ ./tools/local_run.sh translaboob
At the first run you'll have to choose a backend you want to use:
Warning: there is currently no configured backend for translaboob
Do you want to configure backends? (Y/n): Y
Available modules:
1) [ ] ebonics English to Ebonics translation service
2) [ ] googletranslate Google translation web service
3) [ ] larousse larousse dictionary translations
4) [ ] wordreference Free online translator
a) --all-- install all backends
q) --stop--
In this example we choose googletranslate
:
Select a backend to create (q to stop): 2
Backend "googletranslate" successfully added.
Available modules:
1) [ ] ebonics English to Ebonics translation service
2) [X] googletranslate Google translation web service
3) [ ] larousse larousse dictionary translations
4) [ ] wordreference Free online translator
a) --all-- install all backends
q) --stop--
After pressing q
you can type a sentence to translate, for example:
Select a backend to create (q to stop): q
Right right!
Welcome to translaboob v1.4
Copyright(C) 2012-2018 Lucien Loiseau
This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
it under the terms of the GNU Affero General Public License as published by
the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
(at your option) any later version.
Type "help" to display available commands.
Loaded backends: googletranslate
translaboob> translate en de 'The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog'
* googletranslate
Der schnelle braune Fuchs springt über den faulen Hund
translaboob> translate en ko 'The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog'
* googletranslate
빠른 ê°Âì ì“°ë ê²Âì¼른 ê°Â를 ë°ì´ ëÂÂìµëÂÂë¤.
Theweboob
package is available through apt.
â GAD3R
Apr 2 at 12:07
1
Yes, I know but for example inUbuntu 16.04.3 LTS
it's version1.1
which is very old andtranslaboob
does not work. I also said that in my answer.
â Arkadiusz Drabczyk
Apr 2 at 12:08
1
one of the dependencies of weboob is no longer available, see bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=866493
â shirish
Apr 2 at 14:52
add a comment |Â
up vote
4
down vote
weboob
can also do this:
Weboob is a collection of applications able to interact with websites,
without requiring the user to open them in a browser. It also provides
well-defined APIs to talk to websites lacking one.
I found that Ubuntu 16.04.3 lts
has an old version of weboob
is
it's best to clone it directly from git
:
$ git clone https://git.weboob.org/weboob/devel.git weboob && cd weboob
Start translaboob
module manually:
$ ./tools/local_run.sh translaboob
At the first run you'll have to choose a backend you want to use:
Warning: there is currently no configured backend for translaboob
Do you want to configure backends? (Y/n): Y
Available modules:
1) [ ] ebonics English to Ebonics translation service
2) [ ] googletranslate Google translation web service
3) [ ] larousse larousse dictionary translations
4) [ ] wordreference Free online translator
a) --all-- install all backends
q) --stop--
In this example we choose googletranslate
:
Select a backend to create (q to stop): 2
Backend "googletranslate" successfully added.
Available modules:
1) [ ] ebonics English to Ebonics translation service
2) [X] googletranslate Google translation web service
3) [ ] larousse larousse dictionary translations
4) [ ] wordreference Free online translator
a) --all-- install all backends
q) --stop--
After pressing q
you can type a sentence to translate, for example:
Select a backend to create (q to stop): q
Right right!
Welcome to translaboob v1.4
Copyright(C) 2012-2018 Lucien Loiseau
This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
it under the terms of the GNU Affero General Public License as published by
the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
(at your option) any later version.
Type "help" to display available commands.
Loaded backends: googletranslate
translaboob> translate en de 'The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog'
* googletranslate
Der schnelle braune Fuchs springt über den faulen Hund
translaboob> translate en ko 'The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog'
* googletranslate
빠른 ê°Âì ì“°ë ê²Âì¼른 ê°Â를 ë°ì´ ëÂÂìµëÂÂë¤.
Theweboob
package is available through apt.
â GAD3R
Apr 2 at 12:07
1
Yes, I know but for example inUbuntu 16.04.3 LTS
it's version1.1
which is very old andtranslaboob
does not work. I also said that in my answer.
â Arkadiusz Drabczyk
Apr 2 at 12:08
1
one of the dependencies of weboob is no longer available, see bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=866493
â shirish
Apr 2 at 14:52
add a comment |Â
up vote
4
down vote
up vote
4
down vote
weboob
can also do this:
Weboob is a collection of applications able to interact with websites,
without requiring the user to open them in a browser. It also provides
well-defined APIs to talk to websites lacking one.
I found that Ubuntu 16.04.3 lts
has an old version of weboob
is
it's best to clone it directly from git
:
$ git clone https://git.weboob.org/weboob/devel.git weboob && cd weboob
Start translaboob
module manually:
$ ./tools/local_run.sh translaboob
At the first run you'll have to choose a backend you want to use:
Warning: there is currently no configured backend for translaboob
Do you want to configure backends? (Y/n): Y
Available modules:
1) [ ] ebonics English to Ebonics translation service
2) [ ] googletranslate Google translation web service
3) [ ] larousse larousse dictionary translations
4) [ ] wordreference Free online translator
a) --all-- install all backends
q) --stop--
In this example we choose googletranslate
:
Select a backend to create (q to stop): 2
Backend "googletranslate" successfully added.
Available modules:
1) [ ] ebonics English to Ebonics translation service
2) [X] googletranslate Google translation web service
3) [ ] larousse larousse dictionary translations
4) [ ] wordreference Free online translator
a) --all-- install all backends
q) --stop--
After pressing q
you can type a sentence to translate, for example:
Select a backend to create (q to stop): q
Right right!
Welcome to translaboob v1.4
Copyright(C) 2012-2018 Lucien Loiseau
This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
it under the terms of the GNU Affero General Public License as published by
the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
(at your option) any later version.
Type "help" to display available commands.
Loaded backends: googletranslate
translaboob> translate en de 'The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog'
* googletranslate
Der schnelle braune Fuchs springt über den faulen Hund
translaboob> translate en ko 'The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog'
* googletranslate
빠른 ê°Âì ì“°ë ê²Âì¼른 ê°Â를 ë°ì´ ëÂÂìµëÂÂë¤.
weboob
can also do this:
Weboob is a collection of applications able to interact with websites,
without requiring the user to open them in a browser. It also provides
well-defined APIs to talk to websites lacking one.
I found that Ubuntu 16.04.3 lts
has an old version of weboob
is
it's best to clone it directly from git
:
$ git clone https://git.weboob.org/weboob/devel.git weboob && cd weboob
Start translaboob
module manually:
$ ./tools/local_run.sh translaboob
At the first run you'll have to choose a backend you want to use:
Warning: there is currently no configured backend for translaboob
Do you want to configure backends? (Y/n): Y
Available modules:
1) [ ] ebonics English to Ebonics translation service
2) [ ] googletranslate Google translation web service
3) [ ] larousse larousse dictionary translations
4) [ ] wordreference Free online translator
a) --all-- install all backends
q) --stop--
In this example we choose googletranslate
:
Select a backend to create (q to stop): 2
Backend "googletranslate" successfully added.
Available modules:
1) [ ] ebonics English to Ebonics translation service
2) [X] googletranslate Google translation web service
3) [ ] larousse larousse dictionary translations
4) [ ] wordreference Free online translator
a) --all-- install all backends
q) --stop--
After pressing q
you can type a sentence to translate, for example:
Select a backend to create (q to stop): q
Right right!
Welcome to translaboob v1.4
Copyright(C) 2012-2018 Lucien Loiseau
This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
it under the terms of the GNU Affero General Public License as published by
the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
(at your option) any later version.
Type "help" to display available commands.
Loaded backends: googletranslate
translaboob> translate en de 'The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog'
* googletranslate
Der schnelle braune Fuchs springt über den faulen Hund
translaboob> translate en ko 'The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog'
* googletranslate
빠른 ê°Âì ì“°ë ê²Âì¼른 ê°Â를 ë°ì´ ëÂÂìµëÂÂë¤.
answered Apr 2 at 11:03
Arkadiusz Drabczyk
7,18521532
7,18521532
Theweboob
package is available through apt.
â GAD3R
Apr 2 at 12:07
1
Yes, I know but for example inUbuntu 16.04.3 LTS
it's version1.1
which is very old andtranslaboob
does not work. I also said that in my answer.
â Arkadiusz Drabczyk
Apr 2 at 12:08
1
one of the dependencies of weboob is no longer available, see bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=866493
â shirish
Apr 2 at 14:52
add a comment |Â
Theweboob
package is available through apt.
â GAD3R
Apr 2 at 12:07
1
Yes, I know but for example inUbuntu 16.04.3 LTS
it's version1.1
which is very old andtranslaboob
does not work. I also said that in my answer.
â Arkadiusz Drabczyk
Apr 2 at 12:08
1
one of the dependencies of weboob is no longer available, see bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=866493
â shirish
Apr 2 at 14:52
The
weboob
package is available through apt.â GAD3R
Apr 2 at 12:07
The
weboob
package is available through apt.â GAD3R
Apr 2 at 12:07
1
1
Yes, I know but for example in
Ubuntu 16.04.3 LTS
it's version 1.1
which is very old and translaboob
does not work. I also said that in my answer.â Arkadiusz Drabczyk
Apr 2 at 12:08
Yes, I know but for example in
Ubuntu 16.04.3 LTS
it's version 1.1
which is very old and translaboob
does not work. I also said that in my answer.â Arkadiusz Drabczyk
Apr 2 at 12:08
1
1
one of the dependencies of weboob is no longer available, see bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=866493
â shirish
Apr 2 at 14:52
one of the dependencies of weboob is no longer available, see bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=866493
â shirish
Apr 2 at 14:52
add a comment |Â
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@grump that's not true, freedict is a dictionary, not a word list. However, they're not a translation service, and can only help you translate things if you understand the grammar, which is less than what an automated translation service like google translate can do.
â Wouter Verhelst
Apr 3 at 14:13
@WouterVerhelst mea culpa
â Grump
Apr 3 at 22:40