Is it possible for Drupal to convert the content of the node to Hindi automatically ? We used the GTranslate to convert the content automatically but client is not happy with translation due to grammatical issue.

Actually, we need the solution to translate the body content and title. Any one can help on this?

We had tried with the following drupal modules.

1) GTranslate - GTranslate uses Google power to translate Drupal website

Issue : Rejected as the English article was not translated properly to Hindi. Issue in translation

2) entity_translation - Allows (fieldable) entities to be translated into different languages, by introducing entity/field translation for
the new translatable fields capability in Drupal 7

Issue : Client wants the content translation to happen automatically in the Translate tab on clicking add button.
For this we can use some hook to do the translation but the translation of the content has to be done by Drupal

3) indic_script - The module enables IME (Transliteration Input Method) for Indian Languages in Drupal Text Fields and Text Area
Fields So that users can create their content in their own Language within Drupal without installing any additional
software

Issue: Client wants to use it to fix the grammatical issue in language like Hindi by using virtual keyboard provided by module

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govindpvg created an issue. See original summary.

davemybes’s picture

Google translate is pretty much the only free option out there, so if its translation is not accurate, you're out of luck. Drupal cannot do translations itself. If you want to pay for translations, Lingotek is a good option (https://www.drupal.org/project/lingotek).

govindpvg’s picture

Thanks Dave Myburgh.

Thank you so much for your suggestion

avpaderno’s picture

Status: Needs work » Active
Issue tags: -Issue Drupal - Language translation

I am removing the tag, since it's duplicating the issue title. I apologize for bumping the issue. Also, since there isn't any patch, the correct status is Active, if the issue is not outdated, or already fixed.