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When asked if you want to remove the downloaded package, tap Remove. To delete a language from your device: Tap Remove.To update a language on your device: Next to the language, tap Update.To upgrade a language to a higher-quality language pack: Next to the language, tap Upgrade.

You’ll get a list of available languages.You can get translation of selected text right from Google Translate in any app you're in currently: Select a piece of text: Get the translation: But in iPhone, I only have Look Up option available in the context menu: which opens dictionaries built into iOS. Now you can use the app like normal, but it will only translate offline. Tap on Offline Languages and choose your desired language. To always use mobile data when you can't use Wi-Fi: Tap Use Wi-Fi or mobile network. 3 Android offers integration with Google Translate. Open the Google Translate app and tap on the top left 3-dot icon.At the top right of the transcript window, select Transcript settings. To always confirm before you download without Wi-Fi: Tap Ask before downloading. Youll see the live transcription on the right side of your screen.On your Android phone or tablet, open the Translate app.If you don’t use Wi-Fi, it may affect your mobile operator charges. Download languages without Wi-FiĪs language files are small, when you’re not connected to Wi-Fi, you can download them with mobile data.

Tip: In the Translate app, your saved languages appear as Downloaded.

If it asks you to download the language file, tap Download.

If it’s not there, the language can’t be downloaded.

At the bottom, select the language that you want to download.

Before you download languages, connect to Wi-Fi.

See languages that work with instant camera translations. Once you’ve downloaded a language, you will be able to translate it by looking at it through your device's camera lens. This lets you translate them without an Internet connection. The iPhone app supports Dutch and has a lot in common with the Android app that was launched more than one year ago.You can download languages onto your device. › View additional dictionary results for single words or short phrases.

Chinese, Japanese, etc.) in Latin characters to read it phonetically (e.g. › Spell out the translation of non-Latin script languages (e.g. › Access your translation history even when you’re offline. › Star your favourite translations for quick access even when you’re offline. › Display translations in full screen mode to make it easier for others nearby to read. › Listen to your translations spoken aloud (23 languages). › Translate by speaking the text instead of typing it (15 languages). For most languages, you can speak your phrases and hear the corresponding translations. Translate words and phrases between more than 50 languages using Google Translate for iOS. The official Google Translate app for iPhone is now available in the App store!