Multilingual Phrase Slide Show with Push Transitions

1. Overview

• Purpose: Present a multilingual phrase list (Russian, Spanish, English) as a series of slides. Each slide displays the same phrase in three languages, emphasizing the Russian version, then Spanish, then English.
• Scene: Exactly one Manim Scene class will be used.
• Duration: Each slide stays on‑screen for 10 seconds. The push transition between slides lasts 1 second (0.5 s for the outgoing slide moving left, 0.5 s for the incoming slide entering from the right). Total time per entry = 11 seconds.
• Maximum length: Assuming a reasonable number of rows (e.g., up to 5 rows → ≤ 55 seconds). If the CSV contains many rows, the animation will exceed the 60‑second guideline; the user may need to limit the number of rows.

2. Data Handling (conceptual, not coded)

• The CSV/TSV is expected to have three columns with headers: Ruso, Español, Ingles.
• Each row is read sequentially; the values become the content of a single slide.

3. Visual Design

Element	Description	Font / Size	Color
Background	Solid white canvas.	—	#FFFFFF
Russian text (Ruso)	Large, bold, centered.	Bold, 48 pt (relative to scene height).	Dark gray #333333
Spanish text (Español)	Large, regular weight, centered below Russian.	Regular, 36 pt.	Dark gray #333333
English text (Ingles)	Smaller, regular, centered below Spanish.	Regular, 28 pt.	Dark gray #333333
Accent highlight	Optional underline or a thin line under the Russian phrase to emphasize.	2‑pt line spanning the width of the Russian text.	Teal #008080

• All three text objects are vertically stacked with equal vertical spacing (e.g., 0.5 scene‑height between Russian and Spanish, 0.3 scene‑height between Spanish and English).
• Text objects are grouped into a Slide Group so they move together during transitions.

4. Animation Flow

1. Initial Slide In
   • The first slide group starts off‑screen to the right.
   • Over 0.5 seconds, it translates leftward to the center of the screen (position (0, 0)).
2. Static Display
   • The slide remains stationary for 10 seconds.
   • During this period, a subtle teal underline under the Russian phrase can fade in during the first 0.5 seconds and stay visible.
3. Push Transition to Next Slide
   • At the 10‑second mark, the current slide group moves leftward off‑screen over 0.5 seconds.
   • Simultaneously, the next slide group, initially positioned off‑screen to the right, moves leftward into the center over the same 0.5 seconds.
   • The motion is linear, creating a classic “push” effect.
4. Repeat
   • Steps 2‑3 repeat for each subsequent row until the last slide.
5. Final Fade‑Out (optional)
   • After the last slide’s 10‑second hold, the slide can fade out over 0.5 seconds to give a clean ending.

5. Timing Summary (per slide)

Phase	Duration
Slide enters (push in)	0.5 s
Static display	10 s
Slide exits (push out)	0.5 s
Total per slide	11 s

6. Camera & Perspective

• The camera remains static, looking straight at the 2‑D plane. No zoom or pan is required.
• The scene’s frame is centered at (0, 0) with a standard aspect ratio (16:9).

7. Additional Details

• Opacity handling: All text objects have full opacity (1.0). The teal underline fades in from 0 to 1 during the first half‑second of the static display.
• Layering: The underline is placed behind the Russian text to avoid covering any glyphs.
• Transition synchronization: The outgoing and incoming slides move at the same speed, ensuring a seamless push effect.
• No extra text boxes: Only the three language strings are displayed; no titles, subtitles, or logos.
• Accessibility: Dark gray on white provides high contrast; teal accent is used sparingly for visual interest.

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Resulting Manim implementation will consist of a single Scene class that:

1. Loads the CSV/TSV data.
2. Constructs a VGroup for each row containing the three Text objects and optional underline.
3. Stores the groups in a list.
4. Iterates through the list, applying the described entrance, hold, and exit animations with self.play and appropriate run_time values.
5. Ends with an optional fade‑out.