The application now supports nearly 50 languages.
VentureBeat said that since the beginning of the week, the Google Translate translation application has been able to translate images of 13 new languages using the phone camera.
In 2015, Google added the image translation feature to the Translate app, which supports 27 languages.This feature allows users to translate text on images such as menus and street signs right in real time, greatly helping users.
Newly added languages are Bangali, Thai, Punjabi, Vietnamese, Gujarati, Kannada, Nepali, Tamil, Telugu and Malyalam, bringing the total number of languages supporting this feature up to 50.
Users open this feature on the Translate app by selecting the camera icon on the main screen.Then you just need to bring the camera towards the image containing the text you want to translate.Google Translate scans text with machine learning technology called Neural Machine Translation (NMT) and translates it into the language you choose.
Features that help translate quickly without having to retype the words to translate
These additional languages are available on the Google Translate app on iOS and Android, and from today on will be launched on users' devices.Google Translate is a popular translation application used by many people, not only translated but also has many useful features in a multilingual environment.Don't forget to update the tips to use Google Translate in the most effective way.
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