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#GOOGLE TRANSLATE IMAGES PC HOW TO#
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When they reply in their chosen language, you will receive it back in yours (ie English in our case)Īnd there you have it.

Your message will be sent to that person in your chosen language.

Mostly, Google Translate works without any hiccups as long as you have a stable internet connection. Thus, you will not find it difficult to translate text on any device. The tool is available as an application as well as a web extension.

Start typing your message in the translation box Google Translate is one of the best text translation tools currently available.

Select the Google Translate icon above the keyboard, but below the text box.

Start a message or open an existing conversation.

I guess the best example is speaking to family that live in another country. This is perfect for communicating with someone when you both aren’t fluent in the other persons’ native tongue. Now we leave the Google Translate app and head to messages.

#GOOGLE TRANSLATE IMAGES PC HOW TO#

How to translate images already on a device Translating images already on your device is a very similar process as taking a picture. Google will instantly translate your selection. Use your finger to highlight the text that youd like translated. Your device will scan for text and will highlight what it considers text Then, tap the Camera button to take a picture.Capture an image as you would in your Camera app.Select ‘Scan’ and point the camera at the text.You can edit the text if Google hasn’t read it correctly (yeah, it really doesn’t like my handwriting).Hit ‘Pause translation’ to see the text that has been translated.Point your camera at the text and it will (attempt to) translate before your eyes.In the Google Translate app, tap the Camera icon.

#GOOGLE TRANSLATE IMAGES PC FULL#

Tapping the arrow icon next to the translated text will bring up full screen of the translation where you can copy and listen to the text as if you had typed it.Up the top you will see the text in the language you have chosen as your main language and the translated text will appear below.Use your finger to highlight the parts of the text you want to translate OR tap ‘Select all’ to select all.Then, the person you’re having a conversation with taps their speaker (you can see in our screenshot, it’s the icon below español) and responds, with their phrase read aloud by the Google Assistant. You talk, then what you’re saying is translated automatically to your chosen language. In the Google Translate app, the idea is for two parties to have a conversation, mediated somewhat by the app. This feature will be perfect when international travel is a thing again. (Or use it to make your friends think puedes hablar otro idioma). Given it’s the Google Assistant reading aloud, the pronunciation won’t be perfect, but it’s a good place to start if you want to relay a message to someone who speaks that language. To hear your translation aloud, tap the Listen icon (looks like volume/speaker).

You can then paste that text in any app you like.

To copy the translated text, tap on the icon next to the Listen icon (the rectangle shape with another rectangle behind it on the Pixel 6).