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Angular ngx-translate Example to Integrate Google Translate Module to Translate Web Page in Browser
Jun 13, 2025
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uh hello guys welcome to this video so
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in this video I will show you a angular
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package which actually translate your
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web pages from one language to another
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so you can easily integrate the Google
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translate feature inside your angular
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application
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so if you have a data inside your
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website you can translate from English
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French Spanish all the languages are
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supported so this is a simple example
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that we will build you will see we have
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a simple hello message here so we have
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two buttons English and French so if I
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click the French button you will see
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this all this data will be converted to
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French language you will see all the
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website again if I press this button you
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will see it will convert to English so
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in this easy way you can add more
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languages as well
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so the name of the module is if you just
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go to npmjs.com just search for this
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module which is ngx
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translate
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so this is the name of the module
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so the command is simple you simply
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execute this command npmi at the rate
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ngx translate http loader it's almost
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having 7,000
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weekly downloads 700,000 weekly
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downloads it's a pretty popular package
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and they do offer their official
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documentation as well how to get started
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here so
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basically you integrate the Google
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translate functionality inside your
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angular application so I will show this
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simple example here the very first thing
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you need to do you need to go to this
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app domodule.ts file of your angular
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project and here you just need to
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register this module and for registering
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it we add these bunch of import
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statements so we import the translate
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module translate loader from ngx
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translate core and then we also need to
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import the translate http loader from
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ngx translate http loader and after that
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go we need to go to the imports array
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and simply translate module for root and
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here we provide all this
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so this is the first step after that we
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need to go to the app do.component html
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file and here we simply define the
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actual data that you want to translate
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so in this
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so whatever thing that you want to add
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here so we have this hello message so I
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can add another paragraph here
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so you just need to add this inside
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double curly bracket and here you can
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simply add another label
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and you just need to pass this
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flag here which is translate
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so here you define the label here and
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you just add this dash symbol and then
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translate so now if you press you will
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see it will translate everything so you
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just need to make sure that you add this
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after that you need to go to
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app.component.ts
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file
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so here you by default we are
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translating the English language so here
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you define the string variable so
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twoletter digit code for language so
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English stands for en so if you want
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this to be Spanish you will say es so
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each and every language has a twolet
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digit code so you just need to do this
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and here inside this constructor
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to the angular we just need to pass this
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service
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so this translate service which will be
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coming from this module and then we just
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need to start this
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service here like this so this translate
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service is coming from this module here
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the core module after that the ng oninit
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function so as soon as your angular
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component starts we set the default
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language to be English so this translate
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dot set default language English and
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then we also set the local as well
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and right here in the initial translate
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function so we are having different
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languages so we are using a switch
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statement so if you press the French one
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the local will be set to French the
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default one is English so as soon as you
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click the French button you will see all
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your website will be converted to French
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so in this easy way you can add more
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buttons as well for more languages this
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is a straightaway module component you
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may say inside Angular ng translate
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which supports translating your web
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pages from one language to another so
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also check out my website
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freemediattools.com
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uh which contains thousands of tools and
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I will be seeing you in the next video
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