A script to translate a text repeatedly using Google Translate. For the keks and memes.
This script uses the advanced mind of Google Translate to figure out the hidden meanings behind ordinary english text. Inspired by the following meme-videos.
- Gucci Gang but it's been Google translated over 500 times
- Pumped Up Kicks but it's been Google translated
Clone or download the rgt.py script.
The only requirement of this script is the googletrans library. Install it as follows
$ pip3 install googletranssumit@HAL9000:~/repeated-google-translate$ python3 rgt.py -h
usage: rgt.py [-h] (-t TEXT | -f FILE) [-n NUM] [-o OUT]
[-l LANGS [LANGS ...]]
Translate text repeatedly using Google Translate. For the keks and memes.
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-t TEXT, --text TEXT Input text.
-f FILE, --file FILE File containing input text.
-n NUM, --num NUM Number of time to go through the languages.
-o OUT, --out OUT File to write output text into.
-l LANGS [LANGS ...], --langs LANGS [LANGS ...]
ISO 639-1 codes of the languages to use.The default values of the optional arguments are
* NUM 10
* LANGS ['de', 'ko', 'la', 'ja', 'eo']
A simple use-case can be as follows
sumit@HAL9000:~/repeated-google-translate$ python3 rgt.py -t "There's vomit on his sweater already, mom's spaghetti"
[*] "There's vo..." but translated 50 times!
Nikel-spaghete water (water spaghetti nickel) is solved.A more involved use-case which uses all the available CLI arguments.
sumit@HAL9000:~/repeated-google-translate$ python3 rgt.py -t "There's vomit on his sweater already, mom's spaghetti" -n 10 -l de ko hi
[*] "There's vo..." but translated 30 times!
Your sweater is already spaghetti to celebrate your mother.