Description: A natural language query is a way to interact with databases using language that resembles everyday speech. Unlike traditional SQL queries, which require specific technical knowledge and precise syntax, natural language queries allow users to ask questions in a more intuitive and accessible manner. This is achieved through the use of natural language processing (NLP) technologies, which interpret and translate user questions into commands that the database can understand. This feature is especially valuable in various technological environments where users are not SQL experts, as it democratizes access to information and facilitates data-driven decision-making. Natural language queries can range from simple questions, such as ‘How many employees are in the company?’, to more complex queries involving multiple conditions and filters. The ability to interact with databases in this way not only improves efficiency in obtaining information but also fosters greater collaboration among teams, as it allows more people to engage in data analysis without the need for advanced technical skills.