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I would like to use Mathematica to automatically translate some input texts, from one language to the other one, then apply some manipulation of a string on the text. I know how to realize the manipulation of the string, however, I do not know how can I cite the result from Google translation neither how to use Mathematica to give the input text to the webpage.

I believe there should be a solution, however, I have no knowledge about webpage or any relating programming language. So if anyone can give me some suggestions about what material I should read, or, the example notebook of citing the result of webpage will be very appreciated.

Peter Mortensen
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  • What do you mean by citing? The format for citing depends, to some extent, on the journal in which you're publishing. Consult an appropriate manual. Or do you mean something else? Import, perhaps? – Michael E2 Jun 09 '15 at 20:19
  • You need to use the Google Translate API. This might let you authenticate with the API, but it's not for sure since that method doesn't work with all of Google's APIs. I believe this is a duplicate of that question since specific details of an API that is not Mathematica related is out of scope. – C. E. Jun 09 '15 at 20:22
  • You can try URLFetch[http://www.google.com/translate_c?langpair=en|it&u=http://mathematica.stackexchange.com/questions/85559/how-can-i-use-mathematica-to-get-the-translated-result-from-the-webpage-google] note theres some interactive prompts so Im guessing it won't work. – Gordon Coale Jun 09 '15 at 21:25

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