Open Source Android Linguistics Apps

Translate You is a Translator App built with Material Design 3 (You). It supports multiple different translation engines such as LibreTranslate, Lingva, DeepL and more. In total, there are more than 200 supported languages across 6 different translation engines.

Teams use Ever Traduora to reach users all around the globe. Automate your translation workflow today. Import and export the most common formats, work together with your team, instantly deliver translation updates over the air, and more! Traduora is the perfect home for managing your translation workflow. Setup your project in seconds, find what you're looking for with instant search, edit your translations and seamlessly deliver them with over-the-air updates. Traduora has been carefully designed for ease of use and productivity. Invite your team, assign roles and permissions - everyone can work together on the same project. Integrate Traduora into your workflow via our secure API. Control who has access to your project's data via API keys. Web and Mobile SDKs coming soon for the most popular frameworks. We currently support JSON flat and nested, CSV, YAML flat and nested, Java Properties, XLIFF 1.2, Gettext (po), Apple Strings, Android Resources (XML), and more coming soon!

Translate Shell (formerly Google Translate CLI) is a command-line translator powered by Google Translate (default), Bing Translator, Yandex.Translate, and Apertium. It gives you easy access to one of these translation engines in your terminal. By default, translations with detailed explanations are shown. You can also translate the text briefly (only the most relevant translation will be shown). Translate Shell can also be used like an interactive shell; input the text to be translated line by line. Translate Shell is known to work on many POSIX-compliant systems. You may use Translate Shell from any Unix shell of your choice (bash, zsh, ksh, tcsh, fish, etc.); however, the wrapper script requires either bash or zsh installed. It is a must to have corresponding fonts for the language(s) / script(s) you wish to display in your terminal.

PADIC (Parallel Arabic DIalectal Corpus) is a multi-dialectal corpus built in the framework of the National Research Project "TORJMAN", led by Scientific and Technical Research Center for the Development of Arabic Language and funded by the Algerian Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research. PADIC is composed of 6 dialects: two Algerian dialects (Algiers and Annaba cities), Palestinian, Syrian, Tunisian, Moroccan) and MSA. Mourad Abbas Computational Linguistics Department, crstdla https://sites.google.com/site/mouradabbas9 Publications ----------------- K. Meftouh, S. Harrat, S. Jamoussi, M. Abbas, K. Smaïli, Machine Translation Experiments on PADIC: A Parallel Arabic DIalect Corpus, The 29th Pacific Asia Conference on Language, Information and Computation, PACLIC 2015, Shanghai, 2015. TORJMAN website: ------------------------- https://sites.google.com/site/torjmanepnr/6-corpus

King Saud University Corpus of Classical Arabic (KSUCCA) is a pioneering 50 million tokens annotated corpus of Classical Arabic texts from the period of pre-Islamic era until the fourth Hijri century (equivalent to the period from the seventh until early eleventh century CE), which is the period of pure classical Arabic. The main aim of this corpus is to be used for studying the distributional lexical semantics of The Quran words. However, it can be used for other research purposes, such as: • Arabic linguistics, which includes: lexical, morphological, syntactic, semantic and pragmatic research. • Arabic computational linguistics, which includes: lexical, morphological, syntactic, semantic and pragmatic research including their various applications. • Arabic language teaching for both Arabs and non Arabs. • Artificial intelligence. • Natural language processing. • Information retrieval. • Question answering. • Machine translation.

A compiler to improve relation management between mobile users. This compiler will handle data islands for data transportation between a client mobile phone and a server node accesing a cellular network.

AILOKS is an acronym for Artificial Intelligence Linguistic Object Knowledge System. This dictionary is aimed to facilitate advanced NLP, translation engines and provide an effective dictionary interface to humans. This dictionary is Polylingual and should prove useful to language students, linguists and translators alike. It is part of a series of interrelated projects.

FFIS or Fast Fuzzy Inference System is a portable and optimized implementation of Fuzzy Inference Systems. It supports both Mamdani and Takagi-Sugeno methods. The main idea behind this tool, is to provide case-special techniques rather than general solutions to resolve complicated mathematical calculations. This will lead to have more efficient defuzzification algorithms for Mamdani's model. Most systems in Mamdani's model can be defuzzified in O(n²) or even O(n) time which n is number of membership functions in output.

Mitzuli is an open source translator app for Android featuring a full offline mode, voice input (ASR), camera input (OCR), voice output (TTS), and more!

RTranslator is a free, open-source Android application designed for real-time multilingual communication through locally running artificial intelligence. It translates conversations without requiring continuous internet access after the necessary models are downloaded. The application combines speech recognition, neural machine translation, and text-to-speech synthesis. Its Conversation mode connects multiple smartphones to translate speech between participants in their preferred languages. WalkieTalkie mode enables two people to communicate using a single phone with automatic language detection. RTranslator also provides conventional text translation and Bluetooth headset integration. Using models such as Whisper and locally executed translation engines, it emphasizes privacy and offline accessibility for international communication.

Semantic Assistants support users in content retrieval, analysis, and development, by offering context-sensitive NLP services directly integrated in standard desktop clients, like a word processor, and web information systems, like a wiki.

It lemmatizes texts based on supplied model. The base model is for slovak texts and is created from Slovak National Corpus, copyright by Ľ. Štúr Institute of Linguistics, Slovak Academy of Sciences

espeak-tswana is a branch of espeak project implementing Setswana (A Southern African Bantu speaking language) .