Personal Translator

I'm experienced from 2005-2008 but for the past few years I've been trying to learn/remember again. To the point...
I want to make a personal translator, so for example I want to import my own characters into the program and then write out what I want to translate into a textbox and when I would translate it would show that word. So for example, if I put "Hello" it would translate to "Drem Yol Lok" I want to use this alphabet Lore

ragon Language - UESPWiki AND this http://www.uesp.net/wiki/Lore

ragon_Alphabet (optional)

You will need database for this I created my own for year ago I think Its from Arabic to English and contrary

Originally Posted by Matroix73

You will need database for this I created my own for year ago I think Its from Arabic to English and contrary

Sorry, but I'm not completely familiar with creating a database and implementing it into my program? On the other hand, couldn't I just put the words in the program and when the user would convert it, it would show up? If I need a database, please help? Thanks for your reply.

Originally Posted by xBear Grylls

On the other hand, couldn't I just put the words in the program and when the user would convert it, it would show up?

you'd have to translate every single word then

Still looking to be helped

Originally Posted by xBear Grylls

ragon Language - UESPWiki AND this Lore

ragon Alphabet - UESPWiki (optional)

The dragon alphabet, i'm not too sure.
But the dragon language should be easy.

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I'll make a sample project for you in the morning.
I'll be really tired, and i have sport tomorrow, so it'll be quick.

Alright, but I could care less if it is the hardest thing or the easiest. How would I do this?
You wouldn't believe what I'm trying
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Important! - I have all the words in the program, now they're not sentences only singular words. How would I make it so if a user typed in "Are you Dragonborn" it would show up as "Kos hin Dovahkiin" and not blank. Like if the user typed in "Are" it would show up as "Kos". Here is one of my lines of code, If TextBox1.Text = "Valiant" Then TextBox2.Text = "Krilot"

Code:

Textbox2.Text = Textbox1.Text.Replace("Word1", "Word2")

for every single word

Originally Posted by Biesi

Code:

Textbox2.Text = Textbox1.Text.Replace("Word1", "Word2")

for every single word

That seems extremely impractical. I'd parse the words from the page and save it into an XML or text file and then read the words and replace programmatically.

Originally Posted by master131

That seems extremely impractical. I'd parse the words from the page and save it into an XML or text file and then read the words and replace programmatically.

On the L's

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Edit - wrong account sorry xD

/nothingisherepleaseignorethis

Originally Posted by rileyjstrickland

/nothingisherepleaseignorethis

Thanks for helping

Originally Posted by xBear Grylls

Thanks for helping

I had offered a useful solution, until I saw it was for a fake language.

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