How to create offline language translator english-hindhi in wpf?

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we are developing a WPF application ,we want to display text in TextBox (user input text)in Hindi,But while storing to database we want to store it in English.with google translator we are able to do it. but out application will run in a system with out internet. How can we implement translation offline? and one more thing we don'd want to convert it to its Hindi meaning. We just want to show English word in Hindi. Eg: male should come as मेल.

What I have tried:

Tried this link http://www.purplegene.com/static/HindiTranslitration.html
but it is not converting properly

Posted 3-Mar-16 19:11pm

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Updated 3-Mar-16 20:42pm

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VR Karthikeyan 4-Mar-16 2:34am

for any language conversion, you need language dictionary and database, we can't create it, its a very big task to collecting meanings for single words, single line and paragraph. you have to use online dictionaries from google, bing, other providers. this is the only option I know.

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Afzaal Ahmad Zeeshan · Accepted Answer · 2016-03-03T20:42:00

Google Translator has a "huge" dictionary backing their service. That dictionary contains all the possible translations for a particular sentence in one language, to another language.

Offline is possible. But it would require that similar dictionary that would contain the translations for every word, every phrase, every sentence. Contexual translation means a lot in modern day applications. You don't want to translate them as, (Sorry for my Roman english, you won't understand Urdu font and I don't know how to write perfect Hindi):

He goes to school.
Woh jata hai school.

Correct, but in an incorrect order of words. Instead, the correct translation would be,
Woh school jata hai.

Similarly, the dictionary would hold the translations for each word and phrase. Which would be a really tough job, that is exactly why you would use a third-party service, like Google Translator.