I must say, Translate images has been such a convenient feature during most of my travel overseas.īut, as is usually the case, Google Translate is a piece of software, and like other software, this one also has issues of its own. I just took out my phone, took a picture of the menu using Google translate, highlighted the text in the image and bang.
But thankfully, I had my rescuer right in my pocket.
Linguistic barriers can be a pain while travelling I tell you. The moment I had the menu in my hand, I was like, yeah I would love to order if only one could tell me what exactly the items on the menu read. The app supports offline translations which sets it apart from Google's own offering.I remember during one of my excursions to Barcelona, when me and my friends were casually roaming around the streets of the beautiful city and decided to stop by a street side cafeteria for a quick supper. Please note that the free version is limited to 10 daily translations, and that you can purchase the full version for $4 to unlock the full potential of the application. If you require offline photo translation support for at least one of the three languages mentioned above, you may want to check out Translator, Dictionary - Waygo instead. Tip for translating Japanese, Chinese or Korean text on photos to English
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