Translating Scratch into Other Languages

StoneBlaze

define Translate
repeat until <<not <(language) = [English]>>>
say [Space for next language] for (5) secs
wait until <key [Space ] pressed?>
change [ language] by (Spanish)
end

drdegree1237

Last edited by drdegree1237 (Nov. 24, 2024 10:52:03)

drdegree1237

drdegree1237 wrote:
Can we PLEEEEASE add Hungarian as a supported language for text to speech?
when green flag clicked
if <(answer) = [yes]> then
say [LETS GO HUNGARIAN IS FINALLY A MEMBER OF TEXT TO SPEECH!!!!!!!!!!!!]

MihirM_123

I can translate into French,

top_hat_123

sometimes if people contact me in a different language i use google translate

MATHcIAS

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theCinnamonToaster

i can translate Asian languages.

define if the japanese language changes

say something.. idk im out of ideas

lnecel

StoneBlaze wrote:

define translate
if <not <(language) = [English]>> then
say [Press space for next language] for (5) secs
wait until <key [space v] pressed?>
change (language) by ([next language v] of (language) :: translate)
end

Here´s a translating example
also i have cinnamon toaster

Last edited by lnecel (Feb. 15, 2025 18:21:18)

TheRealTooklesoft

Nice

TheGeographyNerd

Hello! as a fellow Pakistani, I want to mention that as much as Scratch is being taught in schools, Most regions in Pakistan Have people that don't understand English at all, or simply mixing English Words with Urdu words because they don't fully understand Sentence patterns.

I would like to help Translate Scratch into Urdu. By doing so, I believe I can make Scratch more accessible.
Thanks.

Sincerely,
TheGeographyNerd

(BTW: I'm just using the letter pattern taught in school.)

Last edited by TheGeographyNerd (April 27, 2025 06:39:26)

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