This adds context to the translation, and is supposed to make it more natural. According to Reviewbox, Google Translate uses a neural machine translation engine to translate whole sentences, rather than individual words. Google Translateīy far one of the most popular translation apps, Google Translate supports more than 100 languages, including Spanish. Whether you are traveling or you just need a bit of help to understand a Spanish text, these translation apps have you covered. The good news is that downloading a Spanish translation app on your smartphone can help you. Unfortunately, most of us are unable to dedicate the hours that are needed to become fluent in a new language. Even though it is seen as a rather easy language to learn, it takes someone an average of 480 hours of study to speak Spanish. With over 470 million native speakers, Spanish is the fourth most widely spoken language in the world. If you’re in a foreign land without an inexpensive data plan, each translation could prove costly.Spanish translation apps can help you learn the language, travel or just understand a text written in Spanish. Improvements we’d like to see – The app’s computerized voice is sometimes hard to understand, but the big drawback is the app’s reliance on a network connection. (More expensive apps exist for critical, and more continuous, translation needs.) It’s also fun to play around with and a good language tool for kids. Google Translate is good for vacations where you’ll only occasionally need a translator and situations requiring only a simple translation.
With a new Android-only feature, for English-Spanish conversations, users speak into the phone in their native tongue, and the device speaks the translation. From there, it will either display the translated phrase in more than 50 languages, or, for 23 of the world’s most popular languages, the app will actually speak the translation back to you. Why we like it – This app lets you push a button and speak a query. Cost/Platforms: Free for Apple and Android devices.
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