You can customize the results of Machine Translation by using glossaries that contain specific terminology. This article overviews certain ways of using glossaries via Intento.
Native glossaries are also supported by Intento and can be used in the translation process. It basically means that you can connect the account billed on the provider's side and use the glossaries created on the provider's side by sending a request with the glossary name. This feature is supported by:
- Google Advanced Translation API with Intento interface
- Systran PNMT with Intento interface
- Amazon
- DeepL
Provider-agnostic glossary support. Such glossaries are stored and managed on Intento's side:
- ModernMT
- DeepL
- Baidu
- Yandex
- Prompsit
- Microsoft
Kindly note that Baidu and ModernMT glossaries may have nuances in application due to provider specifications.
Types of Intento glossaries:
- Unidirectional (Source language term is different from the target language term)
- Non-translatable (Terms that are not supposed to change after the translation)
- Abbreviation glossary (Сonsists of abbreviations and their expansions that happen before sending the text to MT providers)
Please note that we are constantly adding support of new providers, so don't hesitate to contact us via hello@inten.to if you would like to see more providers on the list or if you would like to learn more about the feature itself.