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Hello.
I'm creating a not-web application using C# and I would like to use Google translate API there. Is there a way to do this?
Thank you for your help!
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hi i want to use google-translate as part of a C code i am writing
i understand that google-translate is use with java-script
my question is how i get it work as part of my C code?
how i make a connection from my C code to the google site?
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