There is nothing wrong with that command and response. The script displays exactly what Babelfish translates. If Babelfish can't translate a word, it simply leaves it untranslated. You can enter anything you like, but if Babelfish can't translate it, nothing will change.
@DJ_Sol
Some languages are very long by nature. Short of limiting the input to fewer characters, there is nothing that can be done. Actually, you could add a :error handler that simply says "line too long" or something of that sort.
-genius_at_work
