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Is it possible to apply Google Translator for text box.
I want to create one C# Windows form application which can translate "Input String" to selected language by user.

For example..
I select input language English and write Hello & select output language Hindi then output should be : नमस्ते..

If possible then how?
Any references?

What I have tried:

I have use some reference but it's didn't work for me.
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Updated 6-Apr-16 3:16am
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You won't be able to do it commercially, if they detect such an app they will block it guaranteed .. direct from the horses mouth.

Translate API
With Google Translate, you can dynamically translate text between thousands of language pairs. The Google Translate API lets websites and programs integrate with Google Translate programmatically. Google Translate API is available as a paid service. See the Pricing and FAQ pages for details. For website translations, check out Google Website Translator Gadget
 
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Jaimesh.2411 7-Apr-16 0:56am    
Any other technique to perform this?
Without using Google translator, how can i translate???
leon de boer 7-Apr-16 9:10am    
The only free language translator I know of is Bing Translator which is free for over 1000 pages (2 million characters) per month. I have never used it.

However the website https://www.bing.com/translator/Help gives details about how and what you can integrate it into. Probably start there and ask around. It does say you can use the translator directly using the Windows and Windows Phone apps so search MSDN for examples.

Update: C# code for putting it in an application titled "Walkthrough: Writing a Windows 8 Translator App"
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/translation/p/windows8walkthrough.aspx

Also found the cost details for you https://www.neno-translate.com/en/blog/48-best-machine-translation-api which gives you the cost and volume breaks.

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