Language settings would act in a list where you click a little "+" icon, select a language, and fill out those three settings for that language specifically to override the generic settings applied for non-specified languages. Translations but don't automatically show the translation (click to translate) I think that the way these settings should be implemented is a list of three choices:Ģ. If you want to get REALLY granular with it, perhaps even toggle by specific language. I think that for server owners if they do not want this functionality for some reason (want to keep channels a specific language / don't like the quality of the translations, etc) they should have the ability to disable this with a user, channel, role, or server setting. It would allow discord to not have to reinvent itself to users who speak other languages because they could speak seamlessly to English speakers while they invite their native Spanish/Chinese/Japanese/German etc speakers to join them. It would be a great opportunity for discord to grow in new countries and open new horizons. I think having this available would really promote two-way conversation with other languages on discord like never before, and change the way we communicate for the better. Messages sent from other languages would be auto-translated into their respective language. Users then would have an option on their account to enable auto-translated messages from foreign languages. Something like this could be implemented by having users define their preferred language when setting up their account or assume it based on region. What I have in mind is totally seamless, to allow for users to send and receive messages to users of a different language and view them in their respective languages. I have seen some feature requests for translation features before, but other requests are mostly possible with bots that send a message right after the speaker (for instance, this one). I think a great way to involve the non-English speakers from our community in our discord is to create a seamless automatic translations system for Discord. The game itself has over 8 million plays. My game is translated into 8 languages and our discord only consists of English players. Nice and simple.I own a fairly large discord server (15k+ members) for my game and I'd like to grow it. Where it identifies that it is not English text, detects the language, and then changes the text to English for me. So I was hoping there was some way that I could just have things automatically translate - similar to Google Chrome's Auto-Translate Page feature. Both methods include unnecessary steps, but the Desktop method is a huge pain in the ass. On Mobile, it is a lot easier, just highlighting and clicking copy then having a pop-up icon to one-click translate from (insert detected language) to (insert preferred language). Whereas currently, I am having to constantly have a Translation Tab open in my browser that I paste the copied messages I receive into, when on Desktop. With Google Translate (Mobile), if you have Tap To Translate enabled, if you select text and copy it to your clipboard, and then click either pop-up GTranslate Icon or the Tap To Translate Bar in the Notification Panel at the top, it will automatically detect the language and translate it to your preferred language.
I am also pretty involved in many (related) servers where the primary languages are Russian, French, Polish, Czech, Russian, Ukrainian, Spanish, Italian, etc., etc. and it would be incredibly convenient to be able to have a feature similar to the "tap to translate" feature that the Google Translate uses on Mobile. Supports over 100 languages and available in over 10 locales. Breaking the language barrier for thousands of Discord users through powerful translation commands, automatic translation of users and channels, customizable and easy management system. If I have to communicate privately with any of them, I have to have a tab for translation open in my browser to read what they say and to half-assedly translate what I want to say. The most powerful Discord translation bot. It is just so that the Czech members have the freedom to chat in their own language and not worry about having a bunch of English-speakers being annoying about it, and so that the English speakers can talk to each other with the others using second-hand English to chime in now and again.
We have independent CZ and ENG chat channels, but everyone uses both. I am heavily involved in a server that is half Czech/Slovak, a quarter of misc Europeans, and roughly a quarter English-speakers.
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