Amazon Alexa Translator

Translate from Normal Language into Amazon Alexa

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This translator is designed to bridge the gap between natural human language and the specific syntax required for Amazon Alexa commands. It functions by identifying key verbs, objects, and locations within the input text. The translator then generates equivalent Alexa commands, prioritizing conciseness and directness. This ensures the user's intentions are conveyed clearly and efficiently, enhancing the utility of Alexa interactions. Key features include automated command extraction, context-aware word substitution, and natural language parsing aimed at maximizing the accuracy and efficiency of Alexa fulfillment.

Example Translations

Normal Language
"Please play some jazz music in the kitchen."
Amazon Alexa
"Play jazz in kitchen."
Normal Language
"Can you open the garage door?"
Amazon Alexa
"Open garage door."
Normal Language
"Turn off the bedroom light, please."
Amazon Alexa
"Bedroom light off."
Normal Language
"Dim the living room lights a little."
Amazon Alexa
"Dim living room lights."
Normal Language
"What is the current temperature outside?"
Amazon Alexa
"Current temperature outside?"
Normal Language
"Set an alarm for 7 AM tomorrow."
Amazon Alexa
"Set alarm 7 AM tomorrow."

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Normal Language
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Roblox Script
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Normal Language
"Make a square that is 10 studs wide on the screen."
Roblox Code
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Normal Language
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Chechen
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Normal Language
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1980s Slang Language
"I'm totally pumped!"
Normal Language
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Video Gamers Slang Language
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Normal Language
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1880s Canadian Slang Language
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Normal Language
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1820s Canadian Slang Language
"The weather's a right bluster this day, eh?"
Normal Language
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1900s Canadian Slang Language
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Normal Language
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OG Social Media
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Normal Language
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Canadiense Eng
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Normal Language
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Etymology
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Normal Language
"Hey, long time no see! How's it going?"
OG Social Media (MySpace, Friendster, etc.)
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