Converter html->pdf + google translator = real?

Question

HTML

Good afternoon toasters.
An interesting task arose here: to create PDF documents from HTML pages with translation into different languages ​​on the fly.
More:
There is html-code (simple text markup) ready to be generated in PDF. The tool for converting to PDF is dompdf, I have been using it for a long time, it fits perfectly. Click on the "Download PDF" button - dompdf takes the markup, generates and sends a pdf file for download.
Is it possible to somehow put the Google Translate API (or any other worthy translator) into this chain? So that before clicking on the "Download PDF" button, you can select the desired language and our html code is first run through the translator, and then given to dompdf.
The main catch is that the documents can be long: 25+ pages.https://translate.googleapis.com/translate_a/singl... doesn't do the job. Especially if the text is mixed with html markup.
Maybe some of you have faced similar tasks and share your personal experience? Any thoughts and considerations welcome

Answer 1

So what about extracting text from markup? Well, it seems like how to store it in the database and already translate it?