I mostly went over the following 3:
Lingua-Translate-Google
WWW-Google-Translate
Speech-Google-TTS
However, 2 of which claim to require some kind of electronic payment to google (not an option for me), and the 3rd doesn't seem to use the translation option and seems similar to 1 of the 2, so probably have the same requirement (although I could be wrong about that), and is unrated and so of unknown reliability.

I mostly want the files in order to see if they can be used effectively to expand my vocabulary.

The 2 modules you have specified are (vaguely) familiar to me, but I think they are too general and will probably won't be of much use to me (as a novice) for this task considering that google translate doesn't offer any simple "click to download" options as far as I know.
I was looking for modules more google-translate-specific such as the above 3 examples.

I did not read any "terms of service" of google, however as mentioned above (in this replay) I want the downloaded files for personal non-commercial use, so I doubt google would object.

Suggestions?
Thx

In reply to Re^2: Download audio from google translate by palkia
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