Represent a small bilingual lexicon as a Python dictionary in the following fashion
d = {"merry":"frohe", "christmas":"weihnachten", "and":"und", "happy":"frohes", "new":"neues", "year":"jahr"}
and use it to translate your Christmas cards from English into German. That is, write a functiontranslate() that takes a list of English words and returns a list of German words.
d = {"merry":"frohe", "christmas":"weihnachten", "and":"und", "happy":"frohes", "new":"neues", "year":"jahr"}
def translate(list_in_english):
list_in_german = []
for word in list_in_english:
list_in_german.append(d[word.lower()])
return list_in_german
def main():
eng_list_1 = ["Merry", "Christmas"]
eng_list_2 = ["Merry", "Christmas", "And", "Happy", "New", "Year"]
ger_list_1 = translate(eng_list_1)
ger_list_2 = translate(eng_list_2)
print(ger_list_1)
print(ger_list_2)
if __name__ == '__main__':
main()