@impiaaa Nope. It's all manual. You just shove 100 languages in the same webpage using what I call "alternations" - special Unicode constructs that alternate between different... bits of text.

Language recognition is easier than translation, but this has other uses: the simple "internationali(s|z)ation" case is English and so it should display both the "s" and the "z", alternating between "s" and "z".

Another option would be to perhaps include a country code "flag" after each alternation. Anyway let's stick to the simple case, really, just simple alternations that alternate between multiple options.