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from googletrans import Translator

translator = Translator()

ab = translator.translate(['Yes'], dest='nl')

print(ab)

Output:
[<googletrans.models.Translated object at 0x035F1E90>]

>>> from googletrans import Translator

>>> translator = Translator()
>>> ab = translator.translate('Yes', dest='nl')
>>> ab
<googletrans.models.Translated object at 0x046BD4F0>

>>> ab.text
'Ja'
>>> ab.dest
'nl'
>>> ab.origin
'Yes'

>>> # Method you can use
>>> [i for i in dir(ab) if not '__' in i]
['dest', 'origin', 'pronunciation', 'src', 'text']

(Oct-09-2017, 03:28 PM)snippsat Wrote: [ -> ]

>>> from googletrans import Translator

>>> translator = Translator()
>>> ab = translator.translate('Yes', dest='nl')
>>> ab
<googletrans.models.Translated object at 0x046BD4F0>

>>> ab.text
'Ja'
>>> ab.dest
'nl'
>>> ab.origin
'Yes'

>>> # Method you can use
>>> [i for i in dir(ab) if not '__' in i]
['dest', 'origin', 'pronunciation', 'src', 'text']

If using a REPL like ptpython, Ipython then these method will automatic show up when write ab..

(Oct-09-2017, 03:01 PM)JamieVanCadsand Wrote: [ -> ]Hey Programmers...

I try to translate the word 'Yes' to the Dutch (Ja)... but it don't works perfect...


This is my code:

from googletrans import Translator

translator = Translator()

ab = translator.translate(['Yes'], dest='nl')

print(ab)

If i print my translate 'Yes' in 'Ja' (if i translate Netherlands, you get 'Ja'),
then i get this:

My Result:

Output:
[<googletrans.models.Translated object at 0x035F1E90>]

Can anyone help me to correct my code, just i get 'Ja' or rether... my translated word
thad i want translate to another languale, i.p.v. this above stand print ?...

Thanks for help, Jamie.