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Each time you run one of those commands, you get a pair of output files whose filename matches your output name, with one letter added onto the end. For me, outputname-s was French sentences, and outputname-t was English sentences. (You should also rename all the output files to add.txt, too.) In theory, if the alignment worked, sentence 1 in outputname-s should be a translation of sentence 1 in outputname-t.

Some things we can do, though, are leave our matched sentences out of the output names, so that outputname-t is English sentences, and outputname-s is French sentences. This makes it more obvious what you're trying to do. (Here's where there's a learning curve: there's a command that lets you remove matched sentences, but I haven't figured out a way to make it work yet.)

Instead of matching and choosing the sentences, you can try a different method. You could give your pairs of files less specific names and leave the picker to figure out which pairs to use. Alternatively, you could give one file the name of the source text, .srt, and the other the name of the translated text, .text. Each file would start with a sentence at the top, and the picker would choose which sentence goes with which translation every time. That would be good if you have a lot of example sentences.

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