Languages
Translate Serbian to American English
Send source_lang SR and target_lang EN-US and the API returns American English text. Here is what makes this pair different from the others.
Serbian
Prevod treba da se čita kao da ga je napisala osoba.
American English
A translation should read as if a person wrote it.
Example output produced by the vizvuz Engine and cached — not a hand-written translation.
Serbian
Serbian is written in both Cyrillic and Latin script, with a strict one-to-one mapping between them, and both are official — which script your audience expects is a product decision, not a linguistic one.
Script: Cyrillic and Latin · Family: South Slavic
Mixing scripts within one screen looks unprofessional; pick one and transliterate consistently rather than translating twice.
American English
English is the shortest of the supported languages in almost every measurement, which is why interfaces designed in English tend to break when translated into anything else.
Script: Latin · Family: West Germanic
British and American spelling, date order and vocabulary differ enough to matter; choose EN-GB or EN-US explicitly instead of bare EN.
Formality in this pair
American English has no formality distinction to switch, so the formality parameter is accepted and ignored.
Ready-made request
curl -X POST https://api.vizvuz.com/v1/translate \
-H "Authorization: Bearer vz_live_xxxxxxxx" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{
"text": ["…"],
"source_lang": "SR",
"target_lang": "EN-US"
}'