Is there a way to recognize characters other than Japanese and the alphabet?

[yamadayo]

Is there a way to recognize characters other than Japanese and the alphabet?

[wtetsu]

To what language do you want to use?

I have a plan to develop a feature that enables users to inject user-customized language processer, so I want to know your use case.

[yamadayo]

chinese

@wtetsu I want to use it for eng -> turkish, is this only eng -> jp?

[wtetsu]

@toprak
En -> Any language would work perfectly.
However, you have to find or make dictionary data and import it.

[yamadayo]

Is it not necessary to rewrite the program just by importing the dictionary data?

[wtetsu]

@yamadayo
Please try it out.
Maybe, it's not smart like English/Japanese parsing, but partially work.

If you need smarter parser for other languages, program improvement is required.

[yuis-ice]

Greetings. I've tried Spanish and didn't work at the accent alphabets e.g. "programación"

The example dataset:

{
    "lenguaje": "language as in choice of words\nprogramming language",
    "lenguaje de programación": "A programming language",
    "lengua materna": "mother tongue"
}

Screenshot:

I would suggest a workaround something like enabling user to map unsupported characters e.g. "ó" -> "o", "ñ" -> "n";

[wtetsu]

@yuis-ice
Thank you for the information. Let me consider it.