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{jcomments on}For long since the advent of electronic communication for the common people, Hindi and other non-English languages were encoded in Roman itself. So much so that Hindi encoded in Roman and not Deonagari, the official script of the language, has earned a character of its own and has contributed much to what is now being termed as “Hinglish”.

Defining Hinglish

No definition of Hinglish can be given for sure. No surveys are present to show who uses it, and how much and in what context this is being used. Hindi/Urdu/Hindustani, all being written in Roman can be comfortably termed as Hinglish. Going by this definition, we can safely say that there is a lot text available online and much of it has already passed the electronic communication channel (through SMSes, mails etc.)

LangLex is a brain child of Dr. Neha Dixit, PhD in Computational Linguistics and an alumna of Banaras Hindu University and Mahatma Gandhi International Hindi University, Wardha. After serving Indian languages for several years in Individual capacity, the LangLex was formally incorporated in 2020 as LangLex Private Ltd. with Dr. Neha Dixit as the founder Director.

The company serves Indian languages by engaging with Industry partners in developing several types linguistic resources, including translation, transcription, annotation, creating goal-oriented datasets to be used in development of various types of activities such as named entity recognition, development of pronunciation lexicon, information extraction, politeness detection and so on.

LangLex is also working on developing an app to teach the basics of Indian languages to toddlers and kids in a fun-filled way. The company currently supports all major Indian languages wherever there is an industrial requirement, including a few foreign languages such as Persian and Bhasha Indonesia. Stay tuned for more details.

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