In this post, we will get the list of all supported languages in Azure Translation API using Bot Builder SDK v4 in C#. This is part of the series from Advanced Language Translator Bot using Azure Translation API.
In this post, we will create a menu card using Bot Builder SDK v4 in C# to translate text, detect language and get a list of all supported languages using Azure Translation API.
In this post, we will call three APIs. The first one is to get the list of all the Languages supported by the Translator. The second will be to translate text and the third one will detect language.
In this post, we will call three APIs. The first one is to get the list of all the Languages supported by the Translator. The second will be to translate text and the third one will detect language.
Translator is a cloud-based machine translation service you can use to translate text in near real-time through a simple REST API call. The service uses modern neural machine translation technology and offers statistical machine translation technology.
We create a simple Language Detector chatbot using Google Translation API. We will use the Bot Framework to create a bot in our local environment.
We create a simple Translator chatbot using Google Translation API. We will use the Bot Framework to create a bot in our local environment. We have used the Echo Bot template because of its simple structure.
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