Hey, Adrian.
And welcome back.
Now, in today's video, we are going to discuss about Amazon translate.
Now, at a high level overview, translate is a neural machine translation service that delivers fast,
high quality, affordable and customizable language translation.
So you can consider this to be an alternative to Google Translate at the Amazon Web services level.
Again, this can be easily seen from this specific screenshot where you have a language text in a certain
language.
In this case it is Hindi on the left hand side and on the right hand side the Amazon translate was automatically
able to translate it to the target language.
So let's go ahead and quickly look into it.
Now, currently I am in the Amazon translate service.
Let's go ahead and look into the translation over here.
So you have a source language and you have a target language.
So to test things out, what I have, I also have one more tab associated with the Google Translate
and what we'll be doing.
I'll be translating an English text into a Hindi and we'll add that Hindi text over here and we'll see
if it is able to accurately determine the English text.
So on the left hand side, I'll just say, How are you doing?
And in yet Let me just say Hindi.
All right.
So let's copy this.
And within your in the source language, I'll add the Hindi.
And in the target language, you see, it was automatically able to translate it.
Great.
So that's a very quick overview about translate.
Now, one of the great benefits that translate offers is that it provides great integration with the
services, primarily because this is a service by itself.
So one of the sample use cases where translate can be used is the chat application.
So you can translate messages in real time based on the services like Twitch.
So let's say you are using Twitch and in the live chat the messages are in a different language altogether.
So you can integrate it with translate where there is a live translation, where this language gets
translated to the appropriate English translation and this becomes easier for the overall conversation
as well.
So that's the high level overview and with this will conclude today's video.