Machine translation converts content from a source language into an equivalent target language. In a voice translator, spoken input is transcribed, translated as text, then generated as speech. The target language can be specified in the prompt, including a dialect or style. section 7.4 section 7.4.1 section 7.4.3
Figure 7.2 Our translator tool records spoken input in a first language, transcribes input to text, trans- lates that text into a second language, and finally generates spoken output.
Follow the stages from recorded speech through transcription and text translation to spoken output. section 7.4.1
From French to Shakespearean English
A spoken greeting can be translated into French for colleagues in Paris. The same tool can take English speech and produce a polished Shakespearean-style version by changing the target-language prompt. section 7.4.4







