`translation`

A phrase in another language, with transliteration and alternatives.

Version 1 · schema translation.v1.schema.json

Layouts

Every card type has full. Pick a layout with the element's layout attribute, render.layout, or a theme.

Fields

The fields of card.data. Values a source doesn't provide are null; new optional fields can appear within version 1.

Field	Type	Required	Notes
`from`	`object`	yes
`from.lang`	`language tag`	yes	BCP 47 language tag.
`from.text`	`string`	yes
`to`	`object`	yes
`to.lang`	`language tag`	yes	BCP 47 language tag.
`to.text`	`string`	yes
`to.transliteration`	`string \| null`		Latin-script reading for non-Latin scripts.
`alternatives[]`	`object[]`	yes
`alternatives[].text`	`string`	yes
`alternatives[].transliteration`	`string \| null`
`alternatives[].note`	`string \| null`		When to use it, in the answer locale.

Example

A recorded answer to “How do you say thank you in Japanese?”. Open it in the Answer Lab to see every layout and style.

Response

1{
2  "v": 2,
3  "id": "ans_iqftl2jx34bo2czb",
4  "matched": true,
5  "locale": "en",
6  "skill": "translate",
7  "confidence": 0.9,
8  "text": "thank you in Japanese: ありがとう",
9  "speech": "thank you in Japanese: Arigatō",
10  "card": {
11    "type": "translation",
12    "version": 1,
13    "data": {
14      "from": {
15        "lang": "en",
16        "text": "thank you"
17      },
18      "to": {
19        "lang": "ja",
20        "text": "ありがとう",
21        "transliteration": "Arigatō"
22      },
23      "alternatives": []
24    }
25  },
26  "sources": [],
27  "follow_ups": [],
28  "actions": [],
29  "usage": {
30    "billable": true
31  }
32}