<commit_before>#Welcome!

I hope you find /u/pleaseTranslate useful and enjoyable!

###First off though, here are the languages applicable for use:



**Language Name**| **Language Code**
---|---
Arabic| ar
Bulgarian| bg
Catalan| ca
Chinese_simplified| zh_CHS
Chinese_traditional| zh_CHT
Czech| cs
Danish| da
Dutch| nl
English| en
Estonian| et
Finnish| fi
French| fr
Deutsch| de
Greek | el
Haitian_Creole| ht
Hebrew| he
Hindi | hi
Hmong_Daw| mww
Hungarian| hu
Indonesian| id
Italian| it
Japanese| ja
Klingon| tlh
Klingon_(pIqaD)| tlh-Qaak
Korean| ko
Latvian| lv
Lithuanian| lt
Malay| ms
Maltese| mt
Norwegian| no
Persian| fa
Polish| pl
Portuguese| pt
Romanian| ro
Russian| ru
Slovak| sk
Slovenian| sl
Spanish| es
Swedish| sv
Thai| th
Turkish| tr
Ukrainian| uk
Urdu| ur
Vietnamese| vi
Welsh| cy

#How /u/pleaseTranslate is used:

###Translating your own message:

To translate your own set of text, all you have to do is use this syntax (input anywhere within comment):

Using the language name:
>/u/pleaseTranslate [t-(LanguageName)]

Using the language code:
>/u/pleaseTranslate [t-(LanguageCode)]

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Here are some examples:

(Using the language name)
>Hello World!
>
>/u/pleaseTranslate [t-English]

(Using the language code)
>Hello World!
>
>/u/pleaseTranslate [t-en]

=
Also a quick note is that capitlization doesn't affect /u/pleaseTranslate's response. As in you could do this:

>/u/pleasetranslate [t-ENGLISH]

Or . . .

>/u/PLEASETRANSLATE [t-english]

(Same goes for the language code)

>/u/pleasetranslate [t-EN]

Or . . .

>/u/PLEASETRANSLATE [t-en]

Whatever you prefer, you may choose (capitalization wise).

=
Now you may be asking yourself, "Why is there two choices?" Well basically I incorporated two sets of distinguishing for the user (you) to decide which way he'd prefer to translate the text specified.

=
Full response example:

>User:

>Hello world! I'd like to translate this set of text.

>/u/pleaseTranslate [t-es] 

=

>/u/pleaseTranslate:

>**Translated from *English* to *Spanish*:**

>>¡Hola mundo! Me gustaría traducir este conjunto del texto.

>---
>*I am a bot. If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact my [creator](https://www.reddit.com/message/compose/?to=Saroekin&subject=/u/pleaseTranslate).*

>^| ^[Source](https://github.com/Saroekin/pleaseTranslate) ^| ^[Functionalities](https://www.reddit.com/r/Saroekin_redditBots/comments/354g14/upleasetranslate_information/) ^|

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If you'd like to converse or talk about /u/pleaseTranslate without him issuing a translation or comment, then use this command:

>n-/u/pleaseTranslate

###*(More features coming soon)*

#Thanks for reading!

If you have any questions or concerns (as well as request) regarding /u/pleaseTranslate, please submit them in the comments section below.

If you would like to test /u/pleaseTranslate, then head over to this [thread](https://www.reddit.com/r/Saroekin_redditBots/comments/339ez3/bot_testing/).

If you would also like to view /u/pleaseTranslate's source code, then please follow this [link](https://github.com/Saroekin/GoldFact/blob/master/GoldFact.py).

---
Best regards,

Saroekin.<commit_msg>Updated information.<commit_after>#Welcome!

I hope you find /u/pleaseTranslate useful and enjoyable!

###First off though, here are the languages applicable for use:



**Language Name**| **Language Code**
---|---
Arabic| ar
Bulgarian| bg
Catalan| ca
Chinese_simplified| zh_CHS
Chinese_traditional| zh_CHT
Czech| cs
Danish| da
Dutch| nl
English| en
Estonian| et
Finnish| fi
French| fr
Deutsch| de
Greek | el
Haitian_Creole| ht
Hebrew| he
Hindi | hi
Hmong_Daw| mww
Hungarian| hu
Indonesian| id
Italian| it
Japanese| ja
Klingon| tlh
Klingon_(pIqaD)| tlh-Qaak
Korean| ko
Latvian| lv
Lithuanian| lt
Malay| ms
Maltese| mt
Norwegian| no
Persian| fa
Polish| pl
Portuguese| pt
Romanian| ro
Russian| ru
Slovak| sk
Slovenian| sl
Spanish| es
Swedish| sv
Thai| th
Turkish| tr
Ukrainian| uk
Urdu| ur
Vietnamese| vi
Welsh| cy

#How /u/pleaseTranslate is used:

###Translating your own message:

To translate your own set of text, all you have to do is use this syntax (input anywhere within comment):

Using the language name:
>/u/pleaseTranslate [t-(LanguageName)]

Using the language code:
>/u/pleaseTranslate [t-(LanguageCode)]

=
Here are some examples:

(Using the language name)
>Hello World!
>
>/u/pleaseTranslate [t-English]

(Using the language code)
>Hello World!
>
>/u/pleaseTranslate [t-en]

=
Also a quick note is that capitlization doesn't affect /u/pleaseTranslate's response. As in you could do this:

>/u/pleasetranslate [t-ENGLISH]

Or . . .

>/u/PLEASETRANSLATE [t-english]

(Same goes for the language code)

>/u/pleasetranslate [t-EN]

Or . . .

>/u/PLEASETRANSLATE [t-en]

Whatever you prefer, you may choose (capitalization wise).

=
Now you may be asking yourself, "Why is there two choices?" Well basically I incorporated two sets of distinguishing for the user (you) to decide which way he'd prefer to translate the text specified.

=
Full response example:

>User:

>Hello world! I'd like to translate this set of text.

>/u/pleaseTranslate [t-es] 

=

>/u/pleaseTranslate:

>**Translated from *English* to *Spanish*:**

>>¡Hola mundo! Me gustaría traducir este conjunto del texto.

>---
>*I am a bot. If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact my [creator](https://www.reddit.com/message/compose/?to=Saroekin&subject=/u/pleaseTranslate).*

>^| ^[Source](https://github.com/Saroekin/pleaseTranslate) ^| ^[Functionalities](https://www.reddit.com/r/Saroekin_redditBots/comments/354g14/upleasetranslate_information/) ^|

=
If you'd like to converse or talk about /u/pleaseTranslate without him issuing a translation or comment, then use this command:

>n-/u/pleaseTranslate

###*(More features coming soon)*

#Thanks for reading!

If you would like to test /u/pleaseTranslate, then please head over to this [thread](https://www.reddit.com/r/Saroekin_redditBots/comments/339ez3/bot_testing/).

---
Best regards,

Saroekin.
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