Struggling with AI-102 multilingual chatbot questions? Discover why adding secondary languages to a primary Azure Language Service project (Answer B) is key for global support systems. Get exam-ready strategies for implementing Spanish/German language support in Azure AI solutions.
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Question
Your organization, Xerigon Corporation, is developing a global customer-support chatbot to respond instantly to user queries in multiple languages, including English, Spanish, and German. To achieve this, you decided to implement a multi-language question-answering solution using Azure’s Language Service.
You are creating the first project in English. What should you do to enable project creation in multiple languages?
A. Set multiple language settings when creating the first project, and create separate projects for each additional language.
B. Create the first project in English, and then add Spanish and German as secondary languages to the same project.
C. Set multiple language settings when creating the first project, and use the same project for each additional language.
D. Use Azure Translator to translate the English knowledge base into Spanish and German, then use the translated content within the same English project.
Answer
B. Create the first project in English, and then add Spanish and German as secondary languages to the same project.
Explanation
In the given scenario, you would set multiple language settings when creating the first project, and create separate projects for each additional language. When you are creating the first project, you can enable this setting by selecting “I want to select the language when I create a project in this resource”. Refer to the exhibit.
To create the project first in English, you would follow the below steps:
- Log in to Azure Language Studio using your Azure credentials.
- Select Custom question answering from the Home page. Click Create New Project, and select “I want to select the language when I create a project in this resource” option (as shown in the exhibit). Then click Next.
- Provide information for the Name, Description, Source language, and Default answer. Click Next.
- Click Add source > URLs > Add url > Add all and provide information for the settings “Url Name, URL, and Classify file structure”.
You must repeat the above steps for creating the project in the Spanish and German languages.
You would not set multiple language settings when creating the first project, and use the same project for each additional language. You cannot use the multi-language feature within the same project. You have to create separate projects for each language within the same resource.
You would not create the first project in English, and then add Spanish and German as secondary languages to the same project. You cannot add secondary languages to an existing project. The “Multiple languages” setting must be enabled at the Language resource level before creating the first project.
You would not use Azure Translator to translate the English knowledge base into Spanish and German, then use the translated content within the same English project. Azure Translator can translate text, but it is not designed to create fully functional, independent knowledge bases for question answering. Each language requires its own dedicated question-answering project with a knowledge base specifically designed and trained for that language.
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