How to display your RSS feed in multiple languages

Subscribe to any blog in your native language with Google Scripts. Learn how to automatically translate your blog creating an RSS feed in any foreign language with a simple Google Script. With this script you can subscribe to other blogs in your favorite news reader and enjoy the news in your own language without having to access any translation service. You can also create multiple rss feed of your own post translated into any language that Google translator recognized. Although we all know that translations are unreliable, this script is used to know at a glance the latest news published in other languages, too content to other people to get their attention and thus attract more subscribers.

What I can do with this script?

You can easily subscribe to RSS feeds in any foreign language, these will display the contents translated into their native language in your news reader. feedly, Flipboard etc. will display the content translated into your chosen language. You can offer your RSS feed of your blog in several languages, and thus reach a wider audience.

How to translate this script foreign language through RSS Feeds

Open the Google script and select File -> Make a copy to create a personal copy of this script translation of food in Google Drive.
Replace the source language (line # 4), the language of destination (line 7) and RSS feed URL (line # 10) with their own values.
Go to File -> Manage versions, select Add a new version. You can leave the description field blank.
Go to Post -> Deploy as Web App, select "Anyone" in "Who can access the application" and click the Deploy button.

The script now will provide a link to the web application.

This URL is actually the RSS feed you can subscribe directly translated into any application newsreader as Reeder, Flipboard, Feedly etc.

If you want to translate another RSS feed, or offer the same food but in another language, has only quecrear a copy of the script and go back to Step 1.

The API of Google translator is now a service fee, but if we access it through Google scripts, what we have done in this case, there is no fee to use the translation service.