Translator Service

The video tutorial explains the translator service, which translates text between languages in near real-time. It covers the differences between text and speech translation services, emphasizing the use of neural machine translation. The tutorial includes practical examples of using the service for text and audio translations, and concludes with sample exam questions to test understanding.

What is the primary function of the translator service?

• To translate text from one language to another

• To analyze text sentiment

• To convert audio files into text

• To provide real-time speech recognition

Which service should be used for translating audio files?

• Audio converter

• Language processor

• Speech service

• Translator service

What technology does the translator service use for translation?

• Rule-based translation

• Neural machine translation

• Phrase-based translation

• Statistical machine translation

How can you authenticate to use the translator service?

• By using a facial recognition system

• By using a fingerprint

• By using a key and location from a cognitive service

• By using a password

What is the correct way to translate text into multiple languages using the translator service?

• Use a batch processing system

• Make a single call specifying all target languages

• Make separate calls for each language

• Translate into one language and then into others

Can the translator service handle cultural variants?

• No, it only supports standard languages

• Yes, it can translate into cultural variants like Canadian French

• Only for European languages

• Only for Asian languages

Which statement about the translator service is false?

• It can handle cultural variants

• It can translate text into multiple languages simultaneously

• It uses neural machine translation

• It supports translation of audio files