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Introduction to Linguee API

Introduction

The polyglotr package provides convenient functions to access the Linguee API and retrieve translations, examples, and external sources. This vignette demonstrates the usage of three key functions: linguee_external_sources(), linguee_translation_examples(), and linguee_word_translation().

library(polyglotr)

External Sources

The linguee_external_sources() function retrieves external sources using the Linguee Translation API. Here’s an example usage:

external_sources <- linguee_external_sources("hello", src = "en", dst = "de")

print(external_sources)

Translation Examples

The linguee_translation_examples() function provides translation examples using the Linguee Translation API. Here’s an example usage:

translation_examples <- linguee_translation_examples("hello", src = "en", dst = "de")

print(translation_examples)

Word Translation

The linguee_word_translation() function translates a word using the Linguee Translation API. Here’s an example usage:

word_translation <- linguee_word_translation("hello", source_language = "en", target_language = "de")

print(word_translation)

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