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I'm trying to translate timer commands to Finnish.
I have this sentence: {timer_command:conversation_command} <timer_duration> [kuluttua|päästä|jälkeen]
This doesn't go through tests or python3 -m script.intentfest parse --language fi --sentence 'avaa autotallin toinen ovi 5 minuutin päästä'
In English it's done like this: {timer_command:conversation_command} in <timer_duration>
Also the two "variables" the other way round seems to work at least in English: in <timer_duration> {timer_command:conversation_command}
This also works in Finnish, but goes a bit "poetic" ... "jälkeen <timer_duration>, {timer_command:conversation_command}"
However in Finnish I cannot put the word "jälkeen" ("after" in english) like this because it's not proper language: {timer_command:conversation_command} [kuluttua|päästä|jälkeen] <timer_duration>
Do any other languages have the same issue and is there a way to fix it?
Right now the best I can do is make a workaround like (translated to English):
"command {timer_command:conversation_command} timer <timer_duration>" but that's not intuitive to use.
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I'm not sure if this is exactly the same issue, but I'm also seeing some strange behavior with wildcards and how they're ordered within intents.
It seems if the wildcard is at the beginning of the sentence, it doesn't work. For example, I am wanting to create intents to handle the commands "heat the house" or "cool the house."
If I set up the sentence like this, it never works. {therm_action} the house
But just adding a random word at the beginning, it does work. now {therm_action} the house
I'm trying to translate timer commands to Finnish.
I have this sentence:
{timer_command:conversation_command} <timer_duration> [kuluttua|päästä|jälkeen]
This doesn't go through tests or python3 -m script.intentfest parse --language fi --sentence 'avaa autotallin toinen ovi 5 minuutin päästä'
In English it's done like this:
{timer_command:conversation_command} in <timer_duration>
Also the two "variables" the other way round seems to work at least in English:
in <timer_duration> {timer_command:conversation_command}
This also works in Finnish, but goes a bit "poetic" ...
"jälkeen <timer_duration>, {timer_command:conversation_command}"
However in Finnish I cannot put the word "jälkeen" ("after" in english) like this because it's not proper language:
{timer_command:conversation_command} [kuluttua|päästä|jälkeen] <timer_duration>
Do any other languages have the same issue and is there a way to fix it?
Right now the best I can do is make a workaround like (translated to English):
"command {timer_command:conversation_command} timer <timer_duration>" but that's not intuitive to use.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: