Google Translator App

Good enough It does a proper job when translating couple of words. For a sentence though, especially in german language, it's terrible. Fails very often with offline translation even with the downloaded offline package. Unreliable of one does not have internet connection. Full Review

Good, but could be better This app is really good, but if you could make it so it is grammatically correct for when you're trying to translate a whole sentence it would be Amazing. I tried translating a japanese sentence to english and it was messed up i couldn't understand it. I hope to see this added in a update in the near future Full Review

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You can download languages onto your device. This lets you translate them even without an Internet connection. After you’ve downloaded a language to your device, you may be able to translate it using the camera. See languages that allow instant camera translations. Choose and download languages Make sure you’re connected to a Wi-Fi network. Open the Translate app . On either side of the screen, tap the language at the top. Right next to the language you want to download, tap Download . If it’s not there, the language can’t be downloaded. When prompted to download the language file, tap Download. Next to each language saved on your device, you’ll see Downloaded . Download languages without Wi-Fi You can tell Translate to download languages without needing access to a Wi-Fi network. This may impact your data plan. Open the Translate app . Tap Menu . Tap Settings . Tap Data usage. Tap Download offline packages. To always be asked before downloading a language off Wi-Fi, tap Ask before downloading. To use your data plan, tap Use Wi-Fi or mobile network. Update or remove languages Make sure you’re connected to a Wi-Fi network. Open the Translate app . Tap Menu Offline translation. You’ll see a list of the languages available. To upgrade a language to a higher-quality language pack, next to the language tap Upgrade. To update a language on your device, next to the language tap Update. To delete a language from your device, tap Remove . When asked if you want to remove the offline package, tap Ok.



So you surely already know about the loads of smartphone apps available for booking plane tickets or lodging for your vacation. But lots of times you probably forget to cover your bases in terms of your possible needs in an unknown city. Luckily, there are lots of apps out there for getting your bearings in unknown territory, in terms of both your physical location and discovering interesting places nearby. Read more

Excellent by Dragonite398 All you can ask of an automatic translation program, at least currently, is that it convey the gist of what it is translating to the listener or reader without too many confusing errors. I have used five other translation apps, all of which got better ratings than this one. This program does the best job of all the other apps. I typically use it to translate small to medium sized texts -- mostly news articles. I can always figure out the meaning of the text with this app -- not so with the others. Google did a very nice job with this.

It's a neat trick that should really save people some hassle, whether they frequently need to translate text or just do so on occasion. Google says it should work inside of any app, be it a chat app, a browser, or so on, so long as you can highlight the text. Microsoft added a very similar feature to its Android translation app last month, but it placed the translate option in the cut / copy / paste menu, which is maybe a bit less convenient than a giant bubble (or maybe less annoying, depending on how you look at it). Google previously offered translations in this way too, but it was limited to certain apps.

Maksim Ridge Naumov September 4, 2016 Now it's literally a perfect app! Since there's an option to translate any word or sentence without even launching this app. I swipe the words I don't know in French or Spanish, press copy and Voila! Translator appears in the small window. I really love it! Thanks for this update! Full Review

Navy Gamer September 6, 2016 Good, but could be better This app is really good, but if you could make it so it is grammatically correct for when you're trying to translate a whole sentence it would be Amazing. I tried translating a japanese sentence to english and it was messed up i couldn't understand it. I hope to see this added in a update in the near future Full Review.

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