Template:GoogleTrans-en

Google Translations

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Created from Google Translations without the translation needed For on the fly translations

start-lang - en

This template adds a series of automatic (machine) translation links to the including page. They use Google as the engine, and takes a page in start-lang and can translate it into one of the following:

• es - Spanish(español)
• bg - Bulgarian (български)
• zh-CN - Chinese (Simplified) (中文（中国大陆）‎)
• zh-TW - Chinese (Traditional) (中文（台灣）‎)
• hr - Croatian (hrvatski)
• cs - Czech (čeština)
• da - Danish (dansk)
• nl - Dutch (Nederlands)
• fi - Finnish (suomi)
• fr - French (français)
• de - German (Deutsch)
• el - Greek (Ελληνικά)
• hi - Hindi (हिन्दी)
• it - Italian (italiano)
• ja - Japanese (日本語)
• ko - Korean (한국어)
• no - Norwegian (norsk)
• pl - Polish(polski)
• pt - Portuguese (português)
• ro - Romanian (română)
• ru - Russian (русский)
• sv - Swedish(svenska)

Usage

In order to show languages from the list (for example when there isn't a human translation available) you may specify for each language code "show" and will not be included. When a human translation becomes available, just remove the parameter for the given language.

{{ GoogleTrans-es
   | title =           <!-- OPTIONAL -- title (defaults to 'Google' -->
   | es = show     <!-- OPTIONAL -- shows link for Spanish translation -->
   | bg = show     <!-- OPTIONAL -- shows link for Bulgarian  translation -->
   | zh-CN = show  <!-- OPTIONAL -- shows link for Chinese (Simplified)  translation -->
   | zh-TW = show  <!-- OPTIONAL -- shows link for Chinese (Traditional)  translation -->
   | hr = show     <!-- OPTIONAL -- shows link for Croatian  translation -->
   | cs = show     <!-- OPTIONAL -- shows link for Czech  translation -->
   | da = show     <!-- OPTIONAL -- shows link for Danish  translation -->
   | nl = show     <!-- OPTIONAL -- shows link for Dutch  translation -->
   | fi = show     <!-- OPTIONAL -- shows link for Finnish  translation -->
   | fr = show     <!-- OPTIONAL -- shows link for French  translation -->
   | de = show     <!-- OPTIONAL -- shows link for German  translation -->
   | el = show     <!-- OPTIONAL -- shows link for Greek  translation -->
   | hi = show     <!-- OPTIONAL -- shows link for Hindi  translation -->
   | it = show     <!-- OPTIONAL -- shows link for Italian  translation -->
   | ja = show     <!-- OPTIONAL -- shows link for Japanese  translation -->
   | ko = show     <!-- OPTIONAL -- shows link for Korean  translation -->
   | no = show     <!-- OPTIONAL -- shows link for Norwegian  translation -->
   | pl = show     <!-- OPTIONAL -- shows link for Polish translation -->
   | pt = show     <!-- OPTIONAL -- shows link for Portuguese  translation -->
   | ro = show     <!-- OPTIONAL -- shows link for Romanian  translation -->
   | ru = show     <!-- OPTIONAL -- shows link for Russian  translation -->
   | sv = show     <!-- OPTIONAL -- shows link for Swedish translation -->
}}

Known Issues

It appears that the Firefox 3-beta browser has issues with handling this if you mix right-to-left and left-to-right languages in the same line. The symptom is jumpy switching from R-L to L-R orientations and results in poor usability. The quick workaround is to leave out Arabic for the moment and report the issue to Mozilla. Hopefully a fix of the behavior on mouseover of the span-class statement will be baked into FF3 beforer release and Arabic can be re-inserted.

Sample

# all languages included
{{ GoogleTrans-en | es =show | bg =show | zh-CN =show | zh-TW =show | hr =show | cs =show | da =show | nl =show | fi =show | fr =show | de =show | el =show | hi =show | it =show | ja =show | ko =show | no =show | pl =show | pt =show | ro =show | ru =show | sv =show }}

Google Translations-español-български-中文（中国大陆）‎-中文（台灣）‎-hrvatski-čeština-dansk-Nederlands-suomi-français-Deutsch-Ελληνικά-हिन्दी-italiano-日本語-한국어-norsk-polski-português-română-русский-svenska