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STranslate is a lightweight, open-source machine translation front end that lets users translate text between languages using a variety of supported back-end translation engines or APIs, offering a simple GUI for quick translation tasks without needing to write code or use complex web UIs. The application is designed to be small, cross-platform, and flexible, giving users the ability to type or paste text and receive instant translations while optionally selecting the desired language pairs or switching between multiple service providers. ...

A simple and effective PHP library for translating text using Google Translate without needing an API key. It allows developers to integrate real-time translation features into their applications with minimal setup and supports multiple languages, leveraging Google Translate’s unofficial endpoint.

...This structure makes the system more steerable than a traditional translation pipeline. Users can adjust prompts to control tone, formality, terminology, idiom handling, and regional language choices. The project includes example scripts and a simple Python interface for translating between source and target languages. It is useful for researchers, developers, and localization teams exploring how LLM-based workflows can produce better, more customizable translations.

...The auto generated translations are then enriched with human alternation using an easy graphical user interface. Time stamp information may be synched and a subtitle file or a simple textual output may be generated. Additionally it is planned to use google voice tools to also add voice over from these translated text. Finally the subtitle, translated audio (if any) would be muxed with the original video and uploaded.

A JAVA Arabic stemmer that is based on Shereen Khoja algorithm. This java class offers a function called stemWrod which takes an arabic word and return the stem of it.

TengVert is a tool to transcribe text from one alphabet into another, primarily used to convert roman writing into J.R.R. Tolkiens Tengwar script, known as "elfish letters" in Lord of the Rings.