The Oracle Digital Assistant (ODA) provides out of the box Native support for several Languages. In this post I will cover the necessary steps to implement a pure Multilingual Chatbot.
“You can design both single-language and multi-language skills. For understanding user input, you can either use Oracle Digital Assistant’s native support for various languages or a translation service. For output, you typically define the strings for each target language in resource bundles.“
The documentation is a good place to start and understand all the details around the Multilingual support. There are typically two approaches, (1) use translation services or the (2) native language support.
Here I will focus on the native language support and cover all the necessary steps to have a fully working multilingual chatbot.
Create Skill
As always the first step is to create a Skill
We always need to have a default primary language – in this case English
From the Drop Down we can see the available supported native languages. Read the complete article here.
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