Google Translate has today an update for mobile applications, the American company wanting to offer users of its service a better experience when they need it on mobile terminals. More precisely, starting today, Google Translate is able to pronounce the translated words not only with an American accent, but also with several other accents that have been introduced depending on the areas where the service is very regularly used by people.
Google Translate is now able to pronounce words with an American, British, Australian and Indian accent, with Google saying that the accent can be selected depending on the region in which their service is used. Moreover, Google Translate can understand both the words spoken with these accents by people, as well as the words translated in exactly the same accents, so users will be able to understand more easily what is said to them by other people.
Google Translate Update brings Important News
Google Translate also offers support for French in France and Canada, plus Spanish for France and Mexico, and in Bangladesh and India there is support for Bengali, so we are talking about extensive use in various languages. Google Translate is now able to translate no less than 103 languages when we talk about written texts, the number being an extremely large one, and this shows how much the Google company has worked to help people understand each other more easily.
Google Translate also has support for offline translations in 59 languages on the planet, the option to translate almost anything in front of the phone's camera, the option to provide translations based on pictures, but also to make bilingual translations. Google Translate is the most used translation service, and this new update can be installed right now on phones, version 5.24 being the one that has all the new features included.
