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Then the other person replies in Japanese, and the app speaks in English, and so on.Instantly speak over 40 languages with the all-new iTranslate Voice!Īlready trusted by Millions, the completely re-designed iTranslate Voice guarantees a flawless voice translation experience in over 40 languages. You say something in English, for example, and the app speaks the translated version.

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Word on the street is that the new Pixel 4 phone coming in a few weeks will have offline voice commands, though, so maybe that will change in the future.

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You can also download the languages you use often for offline translation, but for voice recognition you need to be online. The phone/tablet app also offers the conversation and voice input option along the handwriting and camera input. I've just realised that my 猫 was actually a 描 (which I haven't learned yet), so I now know to pay more attention while drawing the first part.

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If you have an Android tablet (or a large enough phone), you can even use the handwriting input option to see if it can recognise your kanji. If you can fake a really bad accent, does it still recognise it? I think I'm saying things pretty well, but maybe it's just that the algorithm is so brilliant? I'd be interested to know how well it works for everyone else. It would be nice to know just how well it works. That way you can check if your pronunciation is good enough, maybe? It's worked for me 100% of the time and the translations are quite good (it does not translate word for word, which would be a disaster, instead it constructs quite natural sounding sentences in both directions as far as I can tell). You can also click the speaker to have the sentence repeated back at you. It will be transcribed in the Japanese window and translated in the English window. Set it to Japanese > English, click on the microphone and say the sentence. Google Translate is brilliant at voice recognition. /r/JapanResidents (for people who live in Japan only).To create furigana in your posts, use the following syntax: (#fg 'かんじ') Whether you're a beginner or an expert in the Japanese Language, our index of resources might come in handy. So if you'd like to make a post, please participate in the comment sections or message us with your idea! Resources

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