Bangla Text Normalizer
A robust, dependency-free Bangla Text Normalizer (Bengali Text Normalizer) Python package designed for NLP (Natural Language Processing) and TTS (Text-to-Speech) pipelines. It accurately converts numeric symbols, dates, time, currencies, phone numbers, and abbreviations into their spoken Bangla textual format.
Unlike other tools, this package handles the Indian Numbering System (Lakh/Crore) correctly and provides context-aware normalizations for improved audio data quality.
This tool is optimized for:
- Text-to-Speech (TTS) Preprocessing: Converting raw text into perfectly pronounceable Bangla words.
- ASR & NLP Data Preparation: Standardizing text for training machine learning models.
- Chatbots & Voice Assistants: Ensuring textual responses are ready for voice synthesis.
Installation
pip install bangla-text-normalizer
Usage
from bangla_text_normalizer import BanglaTextNormalizer
normalizer = BanglaTextNormalizer()
# Example 1: Addresses and Numbers
text = "৫ম তলা, ৩/বি, গুলশান-২, ঢাকা ১২১২"
print(normalizer.normalize(text))
# Expected Output:
# পঞ্চম তলা, ৩/বি, গুলশান-২, ঢাকা এক দুই এক দুই
# Example 2: Dates (Smart Pronunciation)
print(normalizer.normalize("21/02/1952"))
# Output: একুশে ফেব্রুয়ারি ঊনিশশো বাহান্ন
# Example 3: Phone Numbers
print(normalizer.normalize("01711000000"))
# Output: শূন্য এক সাত এক এক শূন্য শূন্য শূন্য শূন্য শূন্য শূন্য
# Example 4: Decimals and Fractions
print(normalizer.normalize("3.5"))
# Output: তিন দশমিক পাঁচ
Features
- Number Conversion: Converts integers to text (Supports extremely large numbers like Lakhs/Crores).
- Date Normalization:
- Handles
DD/MM/YYYYformats. - Context-aware dates:
21->একুশে(Ekmshe),01->পহেলা(Pohela). - Smart Year handling:
1952->ঊনিশশো বাহান্ন(Nineteen Hundred Fifty-Two),2024->দুই হাজার চব্বিশ.
- Handles
- Phone Numbers:
- Normalizes BD phone numbers (e.g.,
017...,+88017...) into individual digits. - Robust handling of spaces and hyphens (e.g.,
017 11000000).
- Normalizes BD phone numbers (e.g.,
- Ordinals:
- Supports numeric ordinals:
1st,2nd,10th. - Supports Bangla short-forms:
১ম,২য়,১০ম. - Auto-generates ordinals for large numbers:
1023rd->এক হাজার তেইশতম.
- Supports numeric ordinals:
- Decimals & Fractions: Handles floating point numbers (
3.1416) and simple fractions (1/2). - Zero Dependency: Pure Python implementation with no external requirements.
License
MIT License
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