Google Translate, a popular translation service from tech giant Google, allows users to translate words, documents, web pages, and even real-time conversations between different languages.
Google’s service, offered free of charge, instantly translates text, phrases, and web pages between English and over 100 other languages. Just like Google Maps, Google Translate also offers an offline translation feature.
This means you can download a specific language and use it without an internet connection. To use Google Translate’s offline translation feature, you can download language packs for the specific language you need in the app. This allows you to use Google Translate even without an internet connection while you are travelling.
It’s important to note that downloading language packs may require some storage space on your phone. Additionally, you’ll need a Google account to access and download the language packs.
Here’s a simple guide you can follow to use Google Translate without the internet
- – Download the Google Translate app from the Google Play Store (Android) or the App Store (iOS).
- – If you are travelling abroad, ensure you have the language pack for the country you’re visiting.
- -Open the app and go to settings. Look for “Offline Translation" and select it.
- – Choose the languages you want to use offline and download the corresponding language packs.
- – Once downloaded, users can use Google Translate without an internet connection.
- – Now you can select the languages for translation. All you have to do is type or scan text using the camera feature.
- – The Google Translate app will process the translation locally on your device, allowing you to use it offline.
It is important to note that, in the Google Translate app, you can also translate text from images. Simply take a picture of the text you want to translate, and the app will process the image and provide the translation. This feature can be helpful when you come across signs, menus, or any printed text in a foreign language.
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