Hindi Diwas: Here's How Snapchat newly launched 'Learn Hindi' lens works

Snapchat has released the 'Learn Hindi' lens a few months ago, which was produced by Snapchat Official Lens Creator Atit Kharel. The 'Learn Hindi' lens recognizes items and translates their names in real-time using Augmented Reality and machine learning.

The lens can recognize 1000 different things and convert their names into Hindi. Snapchat hopes that by launching this program, Snapchatters will be able to learn some Hindi words. Users will be able to access the lens by searching on Snapchat for 'Learn Hindi.' On September 14, 1949, Hindi has declared the official language of India. India commemorates Hindi Day every year on the same day. India celebrates Hindi Day every year on the same day.

Reactions to the new lens were highly supportive and favourable. "The aim behind introducing the lens was to make studying Hindi entertaining and easy – especially for beginning learners," stated Atit Kharel, Snap's Original Lens Creator. Augmented Reality and Snapchat lenses have always piqued my interest. He also said that he discovered Lens Studio shortly after its debut and wanted to try his hands at making something useful, so he came up with the concept of a lens that helps you learn Hindi. It's pretty simple to use and extremely useful.