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not with google translation
but you might be with a custom script of something idk
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After a little bit of testing I am 98% sure it is possible but it's a job for an advanced php coder. Luckily for you google has already thought of this and have written an AJAX language API http://code.google.com/apis/ajaxlanguage/documentation/#Examples .
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I don't use javascript but by the looks of it the javascript references the "translation" div as placement for the text. The problem is that because your out putting lots of games (like a category page) the text couldn't be all in the same place. I think google have over complicated the translation funtion because what I thought that you could of done was to create another field in your database for the different language then loop through the existing descriptions updating the new field with the translated text but while I am sure it is possible to do this the best way I can think of doing that would be complex and probably long winded due to my lack of javascript knowledge.
I might look at this again when I have time but I doubt I'll be able to help. Just a side note This is all the javascript you should need because you shouldn't need to detect the original language unless all of your descriptions are in lots of different languages that is. HTML Code:
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