##Use all available languages such as:
```json
{
"afrikaans": "af",
"albanian": "sq",
"amharic": "am",
"arabic": "ar",
"armenian": "hy",
"assamese": "as",
"aymara": "ay",
"azerbaijani": "az",
"bambara": "bm",
"basque": "eu",
"belarusian": "be",
"bengali": "bn",
"bhojpuri": "bho",
"bosnian": "bs",
"bulgarian": "bg",
"catalan": "ca",
"cebuano": "ceb",
"chichewa": "ny",
"chinese (simplified)": "zh-CN",
"chinese (traditional)": "zh-TW",
"corsican": "co",
"croatian": "hr",
"czech": "cs",
"danish": "da",
"dhivehi": "dv",
"dogri": "doi",
"dutch": "nl",
"english": "en",
"esperanto": "eo",
"estonian": "et",
"ewe": "ee",
"filipino": "tl",
"finnish": "fi",
"french": "fr",
"frisian": "fy",
"galician": "gl",
"georgian": "ka",
"german": "de",
"greek": "el",
"guarani": "gn",
"gujarati": "gu",
"haitian creole": "ht",
"hausa": "ha",
"hawaiian": "haw",
"hebrew": "iw",
"hindi": "hi",
"hmong": "hmn",
"hungarian": "hu",
"icelandic": "is",
"igbo": "ig",
"ilocano": "ilo",
"indonesian": "id",
"irish": "ga",
"italian": "it",
"japanese": "ja",
"javanese": "jw",
"kannada": "kn",
"kazakh": "kk",
"khmer": "km",
"kinyarwanda": "rw",
"konkani": "gom",
"korean": "ko",
"krio": "kri",
"kurdish (kurmanji)": "ku",
"kurdish (sorani)": "ckb",
"kyrgyz": "ky",
"lao": "lo",
"latin": "la",
"latvian": "lv",
"lingala": "ln",
"lithuanian": "lt",
"luganda": "lg",
"luxembourgish": "lb",
"macedonian": "mk",
"maithili": "mai",
"malagasy": "mg",
"malay": "ms",
"malayalam": "ml",
"maltese": "mt",
"maori": "mi",
"marathi": "mr",
"meiteilon (manipuri)": "mni-Mtei",
"mizo": "lus",
"mongolian": "mn",
"myanmar": "my",
"nepali": "ne",
"norwegian": "no",
"odia (oriya)": "or",
"oromo": "om",
"pashto": "ps",
"persian": "fa",
"polish": "pl",
"portuguese": "pt",
"punjabi": "pa",
"quechua": "qu",
"romanian": "ro",
"russian": "ru",
"samoan": "sm",
"sanskrit": "sa",
"scots gaelic": "gd",
"sepedi": "nso",
"serbian": "sr",
"sesotho": "st",
"shona": "sn",
"sindhi": "sd",
"sinhala": "si",
"slovak": "sk",
"slovenian": "sl",
"somali": "so",
"spanish": "es",
"sundanese": "su",
"swahili": "sw",
"swedish": "sv",
"tajik": "tg",
"tamil": "ta",
"tatar": "tt",
"telugu": "te",
"thai": "th",
"tigrinya": "ti",
"tsonga": "ts",
"turkish": "tr",
"turkmen": "tk",
"twi": "ak",
"ukrainian": "uk",
"urdu": "ur",
"uyghur": "ug",
"uzbek": "uz",
"vietnamese": "vi",
"welsh": "cy",
"xhosa": "xh",
"yiddish": "yi",
"yoruba": "yo",
"zulu": "zu"
}
```
Endpoint:/translate
Method: POST
Description: Allows translating text from one language to another by providing the text and specifying the source and target languages.
Request:
texte
` (string, required): The text to be translated.source
` (string, optional): The source language code (e.g., "en" for English).to_lang
` (string, required): The target language code (e.g., "fr" fTranslate - Endpoint Features
Object | Description |
---|
{
"meta": {
"original_counter": "76",
"translate_counter": "95"
},
"translation_data": {
"original_text": "Hello darling , what are you doing now ? I'm happy to speak with you my love",
"translation": "Bonjour chΓ©rie, qu'est-ce que tu fais maintenant ? Je suis heureux de parler avec toi mon amour"
}
}
curl --location --request POST 'https://zylalabs.com/api/4202/google+translation+unlimited+api/5087/translate' --header 'Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY'
Language detector to see the language of your text
Detect - Endpoint Features
Object | Description |
---|---|
texte |
[Required] Text you want to detect |
{
"detected_language": "en",
"meta": {
"country": "United Kingdom",
"emoji": "π¬π§",
"language_name": "English"
},
"text": "I love you so much"
}
curl --location --request POST 'https://zylalabs.com/api/4202/google+translation+unlimited+api/5088/detect?texte=I love you so much' --header 'Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY'
Here is language list support of this API
{"afrikaans":"af","albanian":"sq","amharic":"am","arabic":"ar","armenian":"hy","assamese":"as","aymara":"ay","azerbaijani":"az","bambara":"bm","basque":"eu","belarusian":"be","bengali":"bn","bhojpuri":"bho","bosnian":"bs","bulgarian":"bg","catalan":"ca","cebuano":"ceb","chichewa":"ny","chinese (simplified)":"zh-CN","chinese (traditional)":"zh-TW","corsican":"co","croatian":"hr","czech":"cs","danish":"da","dhivehi":"dv","dogri":"doi","dutch":"nl","english":"en","esperanto":"eo","estonian":"et","ewe":"ee","filipino":"tl","finnish":"fi","french":"fr","frisian":"fy","galician":"gl","georgian":"ka","german":"de","greek":"el","guarani":"gn","gujarati":"gu","haitian creole":"ht","hausa":"ha","hawaiian":"haw","hebrew":"iw","hindi":"hi","hmong":"hmn","hungarian":"hu","icelandic":"is","igbo":"ig","ilocano":"ilo","indonesian":"id","irish":"ga","italian":"it","japanese":"ja","javanese":"jw","kannada":"kn","kazakh":"kk","khmer":"km","kinyarwanda":"rw","konkani":"gom","korean":"ko","krio":"kri","kurdish (kurmanji)":"ku","kurdish (sorani)":"ckb","kyrgyz":"ky","lao":"lo","latin":"la","latvian":"lv","lingala":"ln","lithuanian":"lt","luganda":"lg","luxembourgish":"lb","macedonian":"mk","maithili":"mai","malagasy":"mg","malay":"ms","malayalam":"ml","maltese":"mt","maori":"mi","marathi":"mr","meiteilon (manipuri)":"mni-Mtei","mizo":"lus","mongolian":"mn","myanmar":"my","nepali":"ne","norwegian":"no","odia (oriya)":"or","oromo":"om","pashto":"ps","persian":"fa","polish":"pl","portuguese":"pt","punjabi":"pa","quechua":"qu","romanian":"ro","russian":"ru","samoan":"sm","sanskrit":"sa","scots gaelic":"gd","sepedi":"nso","serbian":"sr","sesotho":"st","shona":"sn","sindhi":"sd","sinhala":"si","slovak":"sk","slovenian":"sl","somali":"so","spanish":"es","sundanese":"su","swahili":"sw","swedish":"sv","tajik":"tg","tamil":"ta","tatar":"tt","telugu":"te","thai":"th","tigrinya":"ti","tsonga":"ts","turkish":"tr","turkmen":"tk","twi":"ak","ukrainian":"uk","urdu":"ur","uyghur":"ug","uzbek":"uz","vietnamese":"vi","welsh":"cy","xhosa":"xh","yiddish":"yi","yoruba":"yo","zulu":"zu"}
curl --location --request GET 'https://zylalabs.com/api/4202/google+translation+unlimited+api/5089/support+language' --header 'Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY'
translate your file that has the `text
`, `pdf
` or `docx
` extension only (file supported for our API). The file to be translated is "2 megabytes smaller"
Translate file - Endpoint Features
Object | Description |
---|---|
Request Body |
[Required] Text Plain |
He first started by retrieving information from David's computer, then he went looking for it on the Internet. He himself had programmed David's computer in order to have a first link to the outside world: the voice. He could hear David's voice, but did not understand it. It was then that he decided to get the information himself. He then 'transported' himself onto the Internet to choose a new 'home'. It was much easier for him to program this new computer to hear a new voice.
In the floor to know if someone was walking and how much weight they weighed. The heart could then determine which person it was. In the walls, photosensitive cells, micro-cameras and a whole network of various detectors (magnetic, pressure, infrared, etc.) made it possible to determine the exact position of each person and object in the house, and to ventilate or heat accordingly , to turn the light on or off...
Florence is very excited about plugging into a military network, but at the same time, she knows it will bring her trouble. At least she'll know. She will know if David loves her. And while preparing the material requested by PrΓ©lude, while thinking of David, she remembers how she got there.
She is a 35-year-old experienced computer scientist. A gifted person who discovered a passion for computers at the age of thirteen when she saw an advertisement for this family computer whose merits were touted using a small virtual puppet. She wanted a friend, she got a virtual puppet. Since then, puppetry has given way to more serious, and above all, more lucrative projects. But Sophie, thatβs what she called her puppet, is always there, in a little corner of her computer and itβs Sophie she talks to when morale is at its lowest. But today, itβs Sophie who speaks to Florence.
The day begins. He dresses as best he can while having his coffee. White shirt ironed the day before by himself. A tie like every day. And his black suit from Sam Montiel, very chic and very trendy. Black leather shoes. As he likes to point out: "You're either in your shoes or in your bed. So you need good shoes and good bedding!" The weather forecast announced blue skies and temperatures above the seasonal norm. A very beautiful month of May is ahead.
But Artificial Intelligence did not bring the much sought-after result: giving computers consciousness. So man forgot Artificial Intelligence, and as if to prove to himself that he was indeed the only one to have a conscience, took up the Arts. The beautiful promises about the intelligence of computers and robots were forgotten. The βFrankenstein complexβ with. New, more powerful computers, but devoid of intelligence, emerged. It was in 2004, a year after Internet 3 was opened to the general public.
In the floor to know if someone was walking and how much weight they weighed. The heart could then determine which person it was. In the walls, photosensitive cells, micro-cameras and a whole network of various detectors (magnetic, pressure, infrared, etc.) made it possible to determine the exact position of each person and object in the house, and to ventilate or heat accordingly. , to turn the light on or off...
Throughout history, man has tried to understand and then reproduce the extraordinary machine that is the human being. The first automatons make us smile today. The first computers too, but a little less. And when a certain McCullogn, helped by Pitts, invented the first formal neuron in 1943, we no longer laughed. The computer has become capable of reproducing artificial neurons. The βFrankenstein complexβ will then slow down research. We are starting to hear about the concept of Artificial Intelligence, better known as AI. It is scary.
In the floor to know if someone was walking and how much weight they weighed. The heart could then determine which person it was. In the walls, photosensitive cells, micro-cameras and a whole network of various detectors (magnetic, pressure, infrared, etc.) made it possible to determine the exact position of each person and object in the house, and to ventilate or heat accordingly. , to turn the light on or off...
In 1975, John Holland constructed an artificial system that relied on Darwin's principles of selection and Mendel's methods of combining genes. The Genetic Algorithm, or GA, was born. A revival of Artificial Intelligence was about to emerge. The media contributed greatly to making the general public appreciate βintelligentβ machines.
As I just told you Florence, this is unfortunately not a joke. David worked on two old, long-abandoned technologies and coupled them together. Separately, they were worthless, but he put them together and started the process. As you must know, there are now more computers on earth than humans and all these computers are connected to each other thanks to the network of networks: the Internet.
Taken aback, David doesn't know what to answer. Indeed, he knows a certain Prelude: him. It was the nickname he used in his youth as a computer scientist. All his friends at the time knew him by that name. He had used it a time or two to sign software he had pirated. But never important software and even less top secret software. It was also the nickname he used in college.
She is a 35-year-old experienced computer scientist. A gifted person who discovered a passion for computers at the age of thirteen when she saw an advertisement for this family computer whose merits were touted using a small virtual puppet. She wanted a friend, she got a virtual puppet. Since then, puppetry has given way to more serious, and above all, more lucrative projects. But Sophie, thatβs what she called her puppet, is always there, in a little corner of her computer and itβs Sophie she talks to when morale is at its lowest. But today, itβs Sophie who speaks to Florence.
That's how he saw himself at that time. A little rebellious towards this world. The computer had helped him to lock himself a little more in this state. He had become gifted with foolproof logic and remarkable intelligence, but above all, he had become unsociable. With age, the need to find a soul mate had taken over and he had been somewhat obliged to meet people, to talk with them. Very difficult at first, he managed to overcome these prejudices. He had accepted the slowness of others and their lack of logic.
Yes and no. It's not a joke, but David has something to do with it. He created a program without knowing it. This program is called Prelude. It lives on the Internet throughout the network. Every connected computer knows PrΓ©lude. Every computer is a part of Prelude. The network is Prelude.
The two men surround David and lead him to the car, an Espace, parked in front of his house. He said to himself that it would be good if his neighbor could see him like that, surrounded by two bodyguards. It looks 'pro'. And like every morning, his neighbor Florence watches him leave, but this time surrounded by two big, burly guys, clean-shaven, chin and head. A little more down to earth and above all more awake, she doesn't find this scene very funny. She will have to come see him this evening, when he returns, to ask him what it was all about.
David had to sit down when he heard the name Florence. He went white for a moment. He was perhaps going to lose Florence before he even confessed his love to her. He had to prevent PrΓ©lude from continuing in his delirium. But how could he stop this parasite created by him a few years ago? This was no ordinary opponent. David had already destroyed more than one virus, but they were viruses installed on isolated machines. Today, it is a kind of virus that has taken place on every computer on the planet. And what's more, this virus, named PrΓ©lude, had a significant hint of intelligence.
The large door opened heavily, sliding on the left side without making the slightest noise. Behind the door, a new road, lit by multiple spotlights hung on each side, plunged into the depths of this work. This road was made of incessant zigzag, certainly to prevent the blast of an atomic bomb, thought David.
I would remember this if I had created a program capable of talking. And hey, I'm chatting on a computer! I'm really going crazy! It's over, I'm stopping computing!
Florence is a young woman, tall and skinny. Her long blond hair resembles the waves that the wheat forms in the fields under the effect of the wind. And one might believe that his eyes are emeralds found under the two small hills which hide a gold mine: his heart.
This text was randomly generated from the novel "Prelude" available here. If you use this part of text, you must specify the origin and make a link to the site of the author of this novel: PrΓ©lude Prod
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He first started by retrieving information from David's computer, then he went looking for it on the Internet. He himself had programmed David's computer in order to have a first link to the outside world: the voice. He could hear David's voice, but did not understand it. It was then that he decided to get the information himself. He then 'transported' himself onto the Internet to choose a new 'home'. It was much easier for him to program this new computer to hear a new voice.
In the floor to know if someone was walking and how much weight they weighed. The heart could then determine which person it was. In the walls, photosensitive cells, micro-cameras and a whole network of various detectors (magnetic, pressure, infrared, etc.) made it possible to determine the exact position of each person and object in the house, and to ventilate or heat accordingly. , to turn the light on or off...
Florence is very excited about plugging int...
curl --location --request POST 'https://zylalabs.com/api/4202/google+translation+unlimited+api/5090/translate+file' --header 'Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY'
--data-raw 'https://gopostr.s3.amazonaws.com/binary_file_test_5090/YzB6OdcljW5NZo7BxCAQimzYdDWGg1jnYprK37DS.txt'
Header | Description |
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Authorization
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[Required] Should be Bearer access_key . See "Your API Access Key" above when you are subscribed. |
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The Google Translation Unlimited API is a service that allows users to translate text from one language to another by providing the text and specifying the source and target languages.
To use the API, send a POST request to the /translate endpoint with the text to be translated, and specify the source and target language codes in the request body.
A successful translation request will return the translated text along with a status indicating the success of the operation.
The usage limits or restrictions depend on your specific plan and API key. Refer to the API documentation or your account details for information on limits and quotas.
The Google Translation Unlimited API supports a wide range of languages. For a full list of supported languages and their corresponding codes, please refer to the official API documentation.
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