Mort Yao

The only reliable way to find out which languages are supported by a particular translate engine is to go to their websites and check out their drop-down lists: - https://translate.google.com/...

See also https://github.com/soimort/translate-shell/issues/366. You may use `trans :ru recommendation` to get the full output, which contains the Latin phonetics that can be filtered by `grep` or `sed`. Another way is...

I'm not knowledgeable about German, but it sounds German to me. Could you please report what you hear in the following URLs? 1) https://translate.googleapis.com/translate_tts?ie=UTF-8&client=gtx&tl=de&q=Dumpfbacke 2) https://translate.googleapis.com/translate_tts?ie=UTF-8&client=gtx&tl=en&q=Dumpfbacke For me (1) is...

Oh, if you insist on using macOS's own speech synthesizer then I'm unable to fix it. I'm not sure what voices `say` supports since I don't use a mac. If...

Thanks for the info. This will be implemented in the future.

1, 2, 3 sound reasonable requests. About 4, not sure if I can take care of domain-specific text formats though. (since `trans` was not designed to be a free subtitle...

Glossary would be a nice thing to have. Appending words to a local text file can be trivially implemented. But is there anything else you would like to achieve with...

In order to translate some very long text, `POST` requests should be used instead of `GET`, because the maximum length that `trans` can handle has a limitation (see #30 for...

Sure, PRs are always welcome, as long as it's useful and properly implemented.

On the 1st suggestion: Exclusion of words is a duplicate of #75. On the 2nd one: I believe that full Markdown support is a bit beyond the scope of this...