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Featured many times in Apple TV ads and on the App Store.'…never encounter a language barrier'.Best of 2015, Editor’s Choice, App Store Essentials.200 million downloads and over 1 million App Store reviews!.Website translation, including a nifty Safari extension.AR Mode for Real-time Object Translation.

Lens: Use your camera to instantly translate menus or signs and more.

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Phrasebook - With over 250 predefined phrases.

Dictionaries with synonyms and different meanings.

Listen to translations in male or female voices.

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Our Offline Mode allows you to use iTranslate abroad without having to pay expensive roaming charges. Easily translate text, websites, or start voice-to-voice conversations in over 100 languages.

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The PRO version, which costs $4.99 per month or $39.99 per year, allows unlimited lessons.ITranslate is the leading translation and dictionary app. ITranslate Lingo's free version limits users to three lessons of four words each per day. If you scored 'low'-which isn't defined 🤨-on any items, you can review them from the dashboard. If you stick with it, once a lesson is complete, the app gives you a score based on your percentage of correct answers. Even though I said 一週間前に, the app heard it as １週間前に-and marked it wrong, moving on to the next item without allowing a retry. 'Week' is written 週, not 一週間前に, which means ' one week ago.'Īnother issue came up during the speaking section of the practice. When learning a batch of words, for example, I was given: There are other issues with a one-to-one, translation-based program like this. And learning words like ライス, ウインドウ, and レグ instead of the actual Japanese counterparts feels strange. To start with, it's not very personal: while you can choose your native and target languages from among fourteen options, translations (and even the words you choose) appear in a very automated way, just like the audio.

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Once you progress through all four lessons, you receive a series of practice questions to test your short-term memory of the words you just learned: Computer-generated audio plays automatically in the lesson. Lessons in iTranslate Lingo are broken into batches which teach words in kanji or kana (depending on the word) with romaji and a translation underneath. Created to introduce new words in your target language in small four-word batches, iTranslate Lingo is an app from iTranslate.

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