$greece = Country::where('code', 'gr')->first();
  echo $greece->translate('en')->name; // Greece
  
  App::setLocale('en');
  echo $greece->name;     // Greece

  App::setLocale('de');
  echo $greece->name;     // Griechenland

  $greece = Country::where('code', 'gr')->first();
  echo $greece->translate('en')->name; // Greece
  
  $greece->translate('en')->name = 'abc';
  $greece->save();
  
  $greece = Country::where('code', 'gr')->first();
  echo $greece->translate('en')->name; // abc

  $data = [
    'code' => 'gr',
    'en'  => ['name' => 'Greece'],
    'fr'  => ['name' => 'Grèce'],
  ];

  $greece = Country::create($data);
  
  echo $greece->translate('fr')->name; // Grèce

Schema::create('countries', function(Blueprint $table)
{
    $table->increments('id');
    $table->string('code');
    $table->timestamps();
});

Schema::create('country_translations', function(Blueprint $table)
{
    $table->increments('id');
    $table->integer('country_id')->unsigned();
    $table->string('name');
    $table->string('locale')->index();

    $table->unique(['country_id','locale']);
    $table->foreign('country_id')->references('id')->on('countries')->onDelete('cascade');
});

// models/Country.php
class Country extends Eloquent {
    
    use \Dimsav\Translatable\Translatable;
    
    public $translatedAttributes = ['name'];
    protected $fillable = ['code'];
    
    /**
     * The relations to eager load on every query.
     *
     * @var array
     */
    // (optionaly)
    // protected $with = ['translations'];

}

// models/CountryTranslation.php
class CountryTranslation extends Eloquent {

    public $timestamps = false;
    protected $fillable = ['name'];

}

<?php 

namespace MyApp\Models;

use Dimsav\Translatable\Translatable;
use Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Model as Eloquent;

class Country extends Eloquent
{
    use Translatable;

    public $translationModel = 'MyApp\Models\CountryAwesomeTranslation';
}

// Before we get started, this is how we determine the default locale.
// It is set by laravel or other packages.
App::getLocale(); // 'fr' 

// To use this package, first we need an instance of our model
$germany = Country::where('code', 'de')->first();

// This returns an instance of CountryTranslation of using the default locale.
// So in this case, french. If no french translation is found, it returns null.
$translation = $germany->translate();

// It is possible to define a default locale per model by overriding the model constructor.
public function __construct(array $attributes = [])
{
    parent::__construct($attributes);
    
    $this->defaultLocale = 'de';
}

// It is also possible to define a default locale for our model on the fly:
$germany->setDefaultLocale('de');

// If an german translation exists, it returns an instance of 
// CountryTranslation. Otherwise it returns null.
$translation = $germany->translate('de');

// If a german translation doesn't exist, it attempts to get a translation  
// of the fallback language (see fallback locale section below).
$translation = $germany->translate('de', true);

// Alias of the above.
$translation = $germany->translateOrDefault('de');

// Returns instance of CountryTranslation of using the default locale.
// If no translation is found, it returns a fallback translation
// if enabled in the configuration.
$translation = $germany->getTranslation();

// If an german translation exists, it returns an instance of 
// CountryTranslation. Otherwise it returns null.
// Same as $germany->translate('de');
$translation = $germany->getTranslation('de', true);

// To set the translation for a field you can either update the translation model.
// Saving the model will also save all the related translations.
$germany->translate('en')->name = 'Germany';
$germany->save();

// Alternatively we can use the shortcut
$germany->{'name:en'} = 'Germany';
$germany->save();

// There are two ways of inserting mutliple translations into the database
// First, using the locale as array key.
$greece = $country->fill([
    'en'  => ['name' => 'Greece'],
    'fr'  => ['name' => 'Grèce'],
]);

// The second way is to use the following syntax.  
$greece = $country->fill([
    'name:en' => 'Greece',
    'name:fr' => 'Grèce',
]);

// Returns true/false if the model has translation about the current locale. 
$germany->hasTranslation();

// Returns true/false if the model has translation in french. 
$germany->hasTranslation('fr');

// If a german translation doesn't exist, it returns
// a new instance of CountryTranslation.
$translation = $germany->translateOrNew('de');

// Returns a new CountryTranslation instance for the selected
// language, and binds it to $germany
$translation = $germany->getNewTranslation('it');

// The eloquent model relationship. Do what you want with it ;) 
$germany->translations();

// Remove all translations linked to an object
$germany->deleteTranslations();

// Delete one or multiple translations
$germany->deleteTranslations('de');
$germany->deleteTranslations(['de', 'en']);

// Gel all the translations as array
$germany->getTranslationsArray();
// Returns
[
 'en' => ['name' => 'Germany'],
 'de' => ['name' => 'Deutschland'],
 'fr' => ['name' => 'Allemagne'],
];

// Creates a clone and clones the translations
$replicate = $germany->replicateWithTranslations(); 

// Returns all countries having translations in english
Country::translatedIn('en')->get();

// Returns all countries not being translated in english
Country::notTranslatedIn('en')->get();

// Returns all countries having translations
Country::translated()->get();

// Eager loads translation relationship only for the default
// and fallback (if enabled) locale
Country::withTranslation()->get();

// Returns an array containing pairs of country ids and the translated
// name attribute. For example: 
// [
//     ['id' => 1, 'name' => 'Greece'], 
//     ['id' => 2, 'name' => 'Belgium']
// ]
Country::listsTranslations('name')->get()->toArray();

// Filters countries by checking the translation against the given value 
Country::whereTranslation('name', 'Greece')->first();

// Filters countries by checking the translation against the given value, only in the specified locale
Country::whereTranslation('name', 'Greece', 'en')->first();

// Or where translation
Country::whereTranslation('name', 'Greece')->orWhereTranslation('name', 'France')->get();

// Filters countries by checking the translation against the given string with wildcards
Country::whereTranslationLike('name', '%Gree%')->first();

// Or where translation like
Country::whereTranslationLike('name', '%eece%')->orWhereTranslationLike('name', '%ance%')->get();

class Country extends Eloquent {

    use \Dimsav\Translatable\Translatable;

    public $translatedAttributes = ['name'];
}

// Again we start by having a country instance
$germany = Country::where('code', 'de')->first();

// We can reference properties of the translation object directly from our main model.
// This uses the default locale and is the equivalent of $germany->translate()->name
$germany->name; // 'Germany'

// We can also quick access a translation with a custom locale
$germany->{'name:de'} // 'Deutschland'

return [
    'use_fallback' => true,

    'fallback_locale' => 'en',    
];

class Country {

    public $useTranslationFallback = true;

}

'use_property_fallback' => true,

protected function isEmptyTranslatableAttribute(string $key, $value): bool
{
    switch($key) {
        case 'name':
            return empty($value);
        case 'price':
            return !is_number($value);
        default:
            return is_null($value);
    }
}

    'locales' => [ 
        'en',
        'es' => [
            'MX',
            'CO',
        ],
    ];

   'locale_separator' => '_',