Google Translate is the most used online translation service, the company Google offering it for free and constantly improving it to provide features that people can actually enjoy in everyday life. Starting today, Google Translate applications allow translations even without an Internet connection using artificial intelligence, iPhone and Android being able to do this anywhere in the world, the platform having support for 59 languages at the moment.
Google Translate has also improved the translation system with this update, so that now even the specific expressions for certain languages should be translated more correctly by the Google system. This change is offered thanks to an improved artificial intelligence system that Google Translate has available together with the new offline translation mode, the change will bring a seriously improved experience for users.
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Google Translate will require you to download dictionaries for each language in which we want to do offline translations, so you will have to do this beforehand, each package having approximately 35 MB. Practically, although the Google Translate applications for iPhone and Android can do offline translations wherever you need, you still have to download the dictionary of terms in advance, otherwise you cannot benefit from this system in your phones, just like what happens with the maps in Google Maps.
Google Translate had promised this functionality for some time, but today's big change is still in the fact that translations are made much more naturally using an artificial intelligence system created by Google. I tend to believe that starting today a much larger number of Google Translate users will enjoy the changes offered by the platform, especially since the support for 59 languages allows the application to be used anywhere, including Romania.
