Download the App: Visit the App Store and search for "Google Translate." Download and install the app.
Open the App: Launch Google Translate from your home screen.
Choose Languages: Select the language you want to translate from and the language you want to translate to.
Enter Text: Type or paste the text you want to translate into the designated input box.
Voice Input (Optional): Tap the microphone icon to speak the text you want to translate.
Camera Translation (Optional): Use the camera feature by tapping on the camera icon. Point your camera at text, and the app will translate it in real-time.
Listen to Translations: Tap the speaker icon to hear the translated text pronounced.
Save Translations: You can save frequent translations for easy access later.
Offline Mode: For translations without internet access, download your preferred languages in the app settings.
Now you’re ready to translate text effortlessly using Google Translate on your iPhone!
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Download the App: Visit the App Store and search for "Google Translate." Download and install the app.
Open the App: Launch Google Translate from your home screen.
Choose Languages: Select the language you want to translate from and the language you want to translate to.
Enter Text: Type or paste the text you want to translate into the designated input box.
Voice Input (Optional): Tap the microphone icon to speak the text you want to translate.
Camera Translation (Optional): Use the camera feature by tapping on the camera icon. Point your camera at text, and the app will translate it in real-time.
Listen to Translations: Tap the speaker icon to hear the translated text pronounced.
Save Translations: You can save frequent translations for easy access later.
Offline Mode: For translations without internet access, download your preferred languages in the app settings.
Now you’re ready to translate text effortlessly using Google Translate on your iPhone!
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