I had a thought.
I want to be able to select my native language and learn a translated language by playing one sentence of my latest language and then automatically shift to the sentence in my current learning language from the Urantia book, one sentence at a time and it will continue that way till i stop it.
So it'll play one sentence in my native language and then shift to the learning language, a sentence at a time sequentially. I already have it doing this a section at a time, in the current personality tree. Its not what I want though. I want it a sentence at a time. A section at a time is too much to remember for a brain.
To help me navigate, although not necessary, I bought a small media finger controller. That way if I want to replay a sentence while on my bike, I can.
Obviously, because I'll use TranslateGemma from Google that does 55 language translations, i should also be able to use it to create translations automatically in the different languages. Although, stuff like names won't come out perfectly, it should be able to be understood by the listener in their language.
Mostly, the Urantia book is somewhat the same amount of sentences in the different languages as the thoughts make up a sentence that has the same amount of concepts. So I should be able to have the new TranslateGemma, help me to match sentences in 55 different languages. Ill make sure it synchronizes across the language's sentences.
Whenever there's an added or removed sentence that differs between each language, I should have TranslateGemma pick that out. I can number each sentence in each language's sentence to match the same language sentence number in the different languages. I should be able to save all that using the Sqlite database, which i can copy across into whatever computer the user is using, smartphones, laptops etc. It all works off of the internal browser in each machine. So no problems with disparate machines.
That is the magic of using the Javascript language.
The next step would be to place a position in the mp3 text that matches each sentence number position in the respective languages mp3 file. Since the mp3 files are currently entire sections in what ive done already, I should be able to jump to that position so that I can play, for example, an English sentence, at a certain position and match it to the French mp3 file's position and play the matching French sentence.
That way if I'm in English and I select French, as my learning language, then it will play the mp3 sentence in English, then play the sentence in French and continue that way until the user stops playing.
Its interesting in any case. How far can I take this idea?
I lost the little bluetooth media finger controller somewhere. Ill buy another one. I want to be able to click back and replay the sentence until I understand the translation. And the finger controller can be used while I ride my bike or do other stuff, like driving.
I should be able to do the heavy lifting on my 64 gigabyte laptop. Then the database and the Javascript application should be able to be used on my smartphone.
Ive done 5 language separations of 35 papers, so I have enough material to play with. I used Google translate to create a few German papers. It'll be interesting to get feedback on how well it translates. If so I should be able to write a routine to translate into 55 languages.
AI is moving forward at an incredible pace. The computer industry, though, has never been fast enough for the things I want to do. Im always waiting on the next level of power and it always has its limitations.
Finally, though, I have a way to use a form of intelligence to manipulate the text of the book. The work I've done, using C++ was so laborious but I did manage to create a search capability with the book with an accompanying thesaurus that was limited to the words of the book. After im all done with these translations and learning systems, ill convert those programs to work over the internet like the rest of these programs im creating.
Nothing but fun. Maybe ill start tomorrow when I wake up. Im on my 3rd day of my 5 day water fast.
Pierre