def hinglish_to_hindi(text):
hinglish_mapping = {
'a': 'अ',
'b': 'ब',
'c': 'सी',
'd': 'डी',
'e': 'ई',
'f': 'एफ',
'g': 'जी',
'h': 'एच',
'i': 'आई',
'j': 'जे',
'k': 'के',
'l': 'एल',
'm': 'एम',
'n': 'एन',
'o': 'ओ',
'p': 'पी',
'q': 'क्यू',
'r': 'आर',
's': 'एस',
't': 'टी',
'u': 'यू',
'v': 'वी',
'w': 'डबल्यू',
'x': 'एक्स',
'y': 'वाई',
'z': 'जेड'
}
hindi_text = ''
for char in text.lower():
if char in hinglish_mapping:
hindi_text += hinglish_mapping[char]
else:
hindi_text += char
return hindi_text
# Example usage
hinglish_text = 'Namaste, kaise ho?'
hindi_text = hinglish_to_hindi(hinglish_text)
print(hindi_text)
This is dummy text. It is not meant to be read. Accordingly, it is difficult to figure out when to end it. But then, this is dummy text. It is not meant to be read. Period.
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