Specify Translation Options

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The Translate function of the API supports numerous parameters that affect the output.

Word Alignment

Words in written English (written in Latin script) are separated by spaces. This isn't always the case, though, in several other languages, more especially, scripts.

For example, translating "Smart Services" from en (English) to zh (Simplified Chinese) produces the result "智能服务", and it's difficult to understand the relationship between the characters in the source text and the corresponding characters in the translation. To resolve this problem, you can specify the includeAlignment parameter with a value of true in your call to produce the result.

Sentence Length

When deciding how best to display a translation in a user interface, for instance, it may be helpful to know the translation's length (i.e., character count). By making the includeSentenceLength argument true, you can obtain this data.

Profanity Filtering

Profanity can occasionally be found in text; in a translation, you could want to hide it or leave it out completely. The profanityAction option, which has one of the following values, can be used to manage profanities:

NoAction- Profanities are translated along with the rest of the text.

Deleted- Profanities are omitted in the translation.

Marked- Profanities are indicated using the technique indicated in the profanityMarker parameter (if supplied). The default value for this parameter is Asterisk, which replaces characters in profanities with "*". As an alternative, you can specify a profanityMarker value of Tag, which causes profanities to be enclosed in XML tags.

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