Scrape an HTML table and INSERT row data into a database table

I have a result generated using SimpleHtmlDom.

include('simple_html_dom.php');
$html = file_get_html('http://www.example.com');

$count =count($html->find('table tbody tr td')) -

1; //$count =170

for ($i = 1; $i < $count; $i++) {
    echo $val[$i] = $html->find('table tbody tr td', $i)->plaintext;
}  

I don't want the first and last output, so used $x = 1 and $count - 1.

The result of output is

here, the Stock Symbol is same for every row, and there is a loop after every 8th array value.

my mysql table is records with columns "id,date,stock_symbol,buyer,seller,quantity,rate,amount"

"INSERT INTO records 
(id,date,stock_symbol,buyer,seller,quantity,rate,amount) 
VALUE ('$val1','$val2','$val3','$val4','$val5','$val6','$val7','$val8')",
('$val9','$val10','$val11','$val12','$val13','$val14','$val15','$val16')"

I could have done it manually if it was less in number, but it is more than couple of hundreds.

I tried

$values = array('English', 'Arabic');
$statement = 'INSERT INTO contact (`language1`, `language2`) VALUES ("' . implode('", "', $values) . '")';
echo $statement;

from How insert the array value one by one to MySQL table in different column, but my array doesn't have comma (,) and didn't get any result

EDIT: edited after the ans

include('inc/simple_html_dom.php');
include('mysql.php');
// get DOM from URL or file

header('Content-Type: text/html; charset=utf-8');
// get DOM from URL or file
$html = file_get_html('http://www.seismonepal.gov.np/index.php?action=earthquakes&show=recent');

// remove all image
foreach($html->find('div [class=block2-content] span') as $e)
$array=  str_replace(' ', '', $e->plaintext);

//split all you data into the size chunks you want.
//$array = array('English', 'French', 'Dutch', 'English', 'French', 'Dutch', 'English', 'French', 'Dutch', 'English', 'French', 'Dutch', 'English', 'French');
$chunks = array_chunk($array, 7);

//get the amount of chunks you have.
$c = count($chunks);
$a = 0;

//then run through each chunk entering it into the database.

do{
    $values = null;
    $x = 1;

    foreach ($chunks[$a] as $value) {
        $values .= "?";
        if ($x < count($chunks[$a])) {
            $values .= ', ';
        }

        $x++;
    }

    $sql = "INSERT INTO earthquake(id,date_np,local_time,lattitude,longitude,magnitude,epic_center,remarks) VALUES ({$values})";    
    $query = $db->prepare($sql);

    if (count($chunks[$a])) {
        $y = 1;
        foreach ($chunks[$a] as $param) {
            $query->bindValue($y, $param);
            $y++;
        }    
    }

    if ($query->execute()) {
        echo "Done {$a}" . "<br/>";
    } else {
        echo "Not Done {$a}" . "<br/>";
    }
    $a++;  

} while ($a < $c);

This will make multiple querys but this is a way you could do it.

Split all you data into the size chunks you want.

$array = array('English', 'French', 'Dutch', 'English', 'French', 'Dutch', 'English', 'French', 'Dutch', 'English', 'French', 'Dutch', 'English', 'French');
$chunks = array_chunk($array, 2);

get the amount of chunks you have.

$c = count($chunks);
$a = 0;

then run through each chunk entering it into the database.

do{
    $values = null;
    $x = 1;

    foreach($chunks[$a] as $value) {
        $values .= "?";
        if($x < count($chunks[$a])) {
            $values .= ', ';
        }

        $x++;
    }

    $sql = "INSERT INTO `table` (`language1`, `language2`) VALUES ({$values})";    
    $query = $db->prepare($sql);

    if(count($chunks[$a])){
        $y = 1;
        foreach($chunks[$a] as $param) {
            $query->bindValue($y, $param);
            $y++;
        }    
    }


    if($query->execute()){
        echo "Done {$a}" . "<br/>";
    }else{
        echo "Not Done {$a}" . "<br/>";
    }
    $a++;  

}while($a < $c);

Hope this helps.

EDIT For follow up question.

You can put each of them into an array as you find them like this.

$array = array();

foreach($html->find('div [class=block2-content] span') as $e){
    array_push($array, $e->plaintext);
}

Which you can then use array_chunk on.