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- [Instructor] Finally the
last piece of this example

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is our play audio function,
which again, we called twice,

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once to play the English
audio that was created

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from originally Spanish spoken
audio that we transcribed

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to Spanish, translated to
English and then played

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back the English and then
separately we had one

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in the other direction where
we took the English audio,

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transcribed it to English
text, translated it to Spanish

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text and then got back Spanish audio.

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In both cases we loaded
an audio file from disk

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and played it back with this function.

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And to to do that we took
advantage of the pydub module

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and the pydub module has
an Audio Segment class

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that enables you to load up an audio file

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from a specified file name and
you can do that in a variety

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of formats, one of which
is the wav file format,

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which is what we've been
using in this application.

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So as a result of this line of
code, we will have an object

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loaded into our Python
application that represents

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a wav audio file and in
the pydub module's playback

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sub module we have a play function,

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you simply hand it the
audio segment object

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and it will play the sound.