Currently, Chatling uses the Language Condition block to respond based on the browser’s language setting (e.g., Spanish, French, English). While this works well for a few languages, manually building separate flows for each regional language in India is impractical and time-consuming.
The chatbot should understand and respond in any Indian language, regardless of whether it is natively supported.
Use language detection + translation models to:
Detect user input (typed or spoken)
Translate to internal language for processing
Respond back in the same language as the input (even if it’s unsupported like Marathi, Tamil, etc.)
Accept voice input in any Indian language.
Generate text or voice replies in the same language for inclusive interaction, especially useful for rural or elderly users.
Avoid creating separate decision branches (e.g., IF language == 'X') for every language.
Instead, use a dynamic translation-based pipeline, saving time and ensuring scalability across India’s linguistic diversity.
Increases accessibility and reach across India’s diverse regions.
Supports non-English and non-Hindi speakers who prefer their native language.
Saves significant development effort and time for bot creators.
Aligns with Digital India and Bhashini initiatives promoting digital inclusivity.
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Anugrah Joshi
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Anugrah Joshi
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