How to translate a text from english to one indian language in C#?

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In WPF/Winforms my application, i want to convert a text from English to indian local languages (tamil,telugu, etc).

I don't like to use internet connections.

It should be work in offline.

Please help me on this.

What I have tried:

I have tried OCR, but it didnt match my expectation.

Posted 4-Oct-19 4:14am

chandranchandra

Updated 4-Oct-19 4:36am

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phil.o 4-Oct-19 10:43am

OCR has nothing to do with translation :)

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OriginalGriff · Accepted Answer · 2019-10-04T04:36:00

Natural language conversions are really, really complicated - and the companies that are good at it (such as Google) don't tell people how their code works. Understandably: it cost them a lot of time and money to produce Google Translate for example.

Which means you have three choices:
1) Use an online service.
2) Pay a lot on money - and I do mean a lot - to a company that has a proven track record for the rights to use their software. This may take some time for you to arrange.
3) Write your own. At a guess, this will take hundreds of thousands of man hours.

I would abandon the "offline only" approach if I was you.