# Potential use case: translator and interpreter

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**Created:** [January 18, 2017, 1:18am UTC](https://discourse.devontechnologies.com/t/potential-use-case-translator-and-interpreter/21589 "2017-01-18T01:18:43Z")\
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> [@pvonk](#):
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> What I get from your post is that you get source files and save them in an app. To discuss use cases please tell us what you do with these files. Process them in some way? Need to search for specific files? Define associations between groups of files.

In a way, I am seeking inspiration with what I can do.

For now, I’ve simply tagged all my transcripts so that if I want to look something up about, let’s say, renewable energy, all I would do is type in “renewable energy” and get stuff that mentions it. Besides that, if I want to look up expressions used to describe certain terms, I’d go through the tags.

One idea that popped up is linking these “tags” with additional information that I would extract from sources like Wikipedia or relevant UN organizations.

My original post is a bit ambiguous because I’m also seeking advice or suggestions from people who aren’t in this field.

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