Download and double click the workflow to import or update it into Alfred. Done!
The simplest way is to use the (⇧ + ⌘ + g) shortcut and start typing.
Default source language is 'auto' and target is 'en'. Check Settings section to set your own.
You can also use your Alfred hotkey and then type 'gt' or 'translate' followed by the text that needs to be translated:
gt Text to translate
Use the 'from' and 'to' keywords to specify the languages you want to translate. You can do this via the '>' or '<' operator and the respective language codes:
gt pt>en Palavra
gt de>fr Wort
gt fr<en Word
If you don't know the source language just use the keyword 'auto':
gt auto>pt Text to translate
Navigate through the results and press:
- Enter to copy the translation to your clipboard
- Alt + Enter to open the original request directly on the Google Translator website
- Cmd + Enter to copy and paste the translation into your active application automatically
Show all available options and their values:
gtset show
Change target languages:
gtset target pt,en,sv
Change source language:
gtset source de
Set any option back to it's default value:
gtset source default
- auto = Detect automatically
- af = Afrikaans
- sq = Albanian
- ar = Arabic
- hy = Armenian
- az = Azerbaijani
- eu = Basque
- be = Belarusian
- bn = Bengali
- bg = Bulgarian
- ca = Catalan
- zh-cn = Chinese (Simplified)
- zh-tw = Chinese (Traditional)
- hr = Croatian
- cs = Czech
- da = Danish
- nl = Dutch
- en = English
- eo = Esperanto
- et = Estonian
- tl = Filipino
- fi = Finnish
- fr = French
- gl = Galician
- ka = Georgian
- kk = Kazakh
- de = German
- el = Greek
- gu = Gujarati
- ht = Haitian Creole
- he = Hebrew
- hi = Hindi
- hu = Hungarian
- is = Icelandic
- id = Indonesian
- ga = Irish
- it = Italian
- ja = Japanese
- kn = Kannada
- km = Khmer
- ko = Korean
- lo = Lao
- la = Latin
- lv = Latvian
- lt = Lithuanian
- mk = Macedonian
- ms = Malay
- mt = Maltese
- no = Norwegian
- fa = Persian
- pl = Polish
- pt = Portuguese
- pt-br = Brazilian Portuguese
- ro = Romanian
- ru = Russian
- sr = Serbian
- sk = Slovak
- sl = Slovenian
- es = Spanish
- sw = Swahili
- sv = Swedish
- ta = Tamil
- te = Telugu
- th = Thai
- tr = Turkish
- uk = Ukrainian
- ur = Urdu
- vi = Vietnamese
- cy = Welsh
- yi = Yiddish
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