Ignoring

Learn how to prevent Discord Translator from translating specific words, phrases, messages, channels, and users.

Ignore words

Wrap the word around < and >, for example:

-translate ko Hello <John>
Result
Korean > 안녕 John

Ignore phrases

Wrap your phrase around ` and `, for example:

-translate ko Hello John, have you seen `Game of Thrones`?
Result
Korean > 안녕하세요 존, Game of Thrones 보셨습니까?

Ignore phrases (Premium Setting)

You can automatically make the bot ignore certain words by using the "Ignore Words" setting. Please note this is a premium-only feature.

Go to dashboard.
Select your server.
Go to server settings.
Find "Ignore Words" setting.
Enter the words or phrases you want to be skipped in translation.

Rules:

Separate using comma or new line.
Add * after the word for case-insensitivity matching.
Add + before the word to match prefixes / left text.
Add + after word to match suffixes / right text.

Examples:

apple ⇒ apple
Apple ⇒ Apple
apple* ⇒ apple, Apple, APPLE, aPple, ...
+apple ⇒ pineapple, apple, ...
apple+ ⇒ apple, apples, ...
+apple+ ⇒ pineapples, pineapple, apple, apples, ...

Ignore messages

Add --i or --ignore at the end of message text, for example:

Hello World --i
-s start --ignore

Ignore users

Banning a user will disable them from interacting with the bot and their messages become untranslatable.

-translate @user ban

Ignore channels

Select the channel from channels menu
Go to Channel settings
Add the following to the channel's topic/description field: no-translate
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