Hashwanth Sutharapu, Akshi Duggal, S. Tiwari, Edlira Vakaj, Fernando Ortiz-Rodríguez, Ruben Barrera-Hernandez
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Dialect Translation of English Language to Telangana: Mexin Project
Generally Telangana dialect is frequently spoken in vocal daily interactions. Official Telugu is the language used in books, newspapers, academic journals, and other types of literature. Telangana only produces a small quantity of literature and written material in documentary series form. Despite numerous attempts, the Telangana language’s range is still confined to vocal forms. We are attempting to build a dataset of Telangana words, that are obtained from various documents, novels, essays, plays, and everyday interactions of native speakers, to mitigate this barrier and enable the electronic profusion of Telangana dialect. The first phase of the work consisted of extracting some research papers relevant to the topic and gaining some more insight into the objective focused. We then moved on to collect words in the Telangana language as a second phase, i.e., making a dataset. Then using other methods such as tokenization we began with the third phase of our project to implement the proposed work where finally conversion of Telangana dialects is translated to English..