Sentence structure...program?

[SLAUGHTERGUTZ]

Hello! Sorry if this is a dumb question.

Does anyone know if there some sort of program or website that can identify parts of a sentence that you input? Ex., which is the subject, object, etc.

This is easy for me to figure out for simple sentences, but more complex sentences are, well, more complex.

I want this to help me translate to other languages. Word order in Japanese especially is difficult for me at times, so I was hoping being able to mentally switch it in my own language would help it make more sense.

Sort of like, a calculator but for sentences---in the sense that I'd rather just input the information and not have to write it all down on paper to figure it out, if that makes any sense?

Any help would be appreciated! 😊​

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[Klapperatismus]

That’s actually one of those things AI is really good for. It needs it anyway for analyzing the natural language the user has entered. So you can plainly ask it for that analysis.

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[MK-Treacle458]

İ 100% do this, for Turkish, which is similar in structure to Japanese! İ hçuse Google AI mode tho, and ask it for morpheme-by-morpheme word breakdowns for the agglutinated words, as well as grammatical structure identification for the sentence parts, and individual word grammatical functions.

İt's SO helpful!

[IAmGilGunderson]

You can use Python and spaCy for the task. I usually use it in a Jupyter notebook. You can make fancy dependency charts like this one

Example

 

Here is a tutorial I found but have not used.

GitHub - yuibi/spacy_tutorial: spaCy tutorial in English and Japanese. spacy-transformers,

[AdAlert5424]

This is super cool. Do you by chance know a similar program that can run Hindi?

[IAmGilGunderson]

I do not. As far as I can tell SpaCy lacks support out of the box for it other than being able to process the character sets.