Support for Chinese Simplified Language

[Kgym-Hina]

I would like to be a volunteer.

[jjcszxh]

would like to be a volunteer.

[synesthesiam]

Thanks! I've added empty zh templates: https://github.com/home-assistant/intents/tree/main/sentences/zh
Please start with _common.yaml and the homeassistant_*.yaml files.

Did I get the correct native name for Simplified Chinese? 中文

[al-one]

• al-one@154a94e

I'm contributing sentences for Chinese and have a little problem.
In Chinese, 打开 is used for both turn on light and open curtain, which makes one intent match multiple sentences.
See the example below:

# sentences/zh/cover_HassOpenCover.yaml
language: zh
intents:
  HassOpenCover:
    data:
      - sentences:
          - "打开 [<area>] <name>"
        slots:
          name: all
      - sentences:
          - "打开车库门"
        slots:
          device_class: garage_door
      - sentences:
          - "打开 [<area>] 窗帘"
        slots:
          device_class:
            - blind
            - curtain
            - shutter

# sentences/zh/fan_HassTurnOn.yaml
language: zh
intents:
  HassTurnOn:
    data:
      - sentences:
          - "打开 [<area>] (<name> | 风扇)"
        slots:
          domain: fan

# tests/zh/cover_HassOpenCover.yaml
language: zh
tests:
  - sentences:
      - "打开左侧窗帘"
    intent:
      name: HassOpenCover
      slots:
        domain: cover
        name: cover.curtain_left

E               AssertionError: For '打开左侧窗帘' expected intent HassOpenCover, got HassTurnOn
E               assert 'HassTurnOn' == 'HassOpenCover'
E                 - HassOpenCover
E                 + HassTurnOn
tests/test_language_sentences.py:53: AssertionError

[al-one]

$ python3 -m script.intentfest parse --language zh --sentence '打开左侧窗帘'
{
  "text": "打开左侧窗帘",
  "match": true,
  "intent": "HassTurnOn",
  "slots": {
    "name": "cover.curtain_left",
    "domain": "fan"
  }
}

$ python3 -m script.intentfest parse --language zh --sentence '打开卧室的左侧窗帘'
{
  "text": "打开卧室的左侧窗帘",
  "match": true,
  "intent": "HassTurnOn",
  "slots": {
    "area": "bedroom",
    "name": "cover.curtain_left",
    "domain": "fan"
  }
}

I think that the corresponding domain can be found through the entity name, and the corresponding sentence can be used more precisely according to the domain.

[synesthesiam]

@al-one This is similar to Urdu. I have a solution that I will try to get merged very soon. This will add the ability to restrict an intent match to a specific domain, and the test entities will have their domain with them.

I'll update here when it's ready 👍

[al-one]

@synesthesiam Thanks for your great work.

[al-one]

Is there any progress for this ?