The Translator of Google is, without a doubt, the most complete and popular translator of languages. With 103 languages, allows you to perform translations offline, you translate instantly through the camera, it also has a conversation mode that translates the voice instantly and many more options.
But there are alternatives and those are the ones you’ll give to know.
Without so many features as the Google Translator, the three alternatives that we present today are able to translate text in a very efficient and other of them allow you to even voice recognition and translate this way the phrase or words that you want.
Language Translator
The Language Translator comes up as one of the three alternatives the most simple and easy to use. This app supports 90 languages, translating from small sentences to large text, moreover, allows voice recognition for translations, however, this feature is not available on all Android devices.
The application is free and is available for Android devices older from version 2.3. Unlike Google Translator, this service does not provide alternative translations or synonyms of words.
Language Translator
iTranslate – Translator
This is, clearly, one of the most interesting alternatives to the Google Translator. The interface is quite modern, includes more than 90 languages and translates effectively words, phrases, text larger, and still has a voice recognition fairly accurate in many of the languages tested, and the Portuguese of Portugal is very different from Portuguese from Brazil.
unlike the previous option, this translator provides synonyms and other translations that are valid for each word, and works also in offline mode.
The free version of this application has some advertising, not too intrusive, but that, even so, can be eliminated through a paid version that costs 2,99€ and it even has translations unlimited. Note that this translation requires Android 4.1 or higher and is available in a range of other platforms, from iOS and Windows 10 Mobile.
Translator
iTranslate – Free Translator
This is also an alternative quite simple, more modest in terms of languages supported, and only includes 50 languages and the translation voice also is not available in all languages. Even so, during the tests carried out, the translations were quite valid and consistent with the other options.
This is an application 100% free of charge and, for this reason, it displays some advertising and, in addition, it still requires Internet connection.
iTranslate – Free Translator
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