'In many emerging markets, slow mobile networks can make it challenging to access many online tools - so if you live in an area with unreliable mobile networks, our other update today is for you,' Barak Turovsky, product lead for Google Translate, said in a blog post on Wednesday. Google is also promising smoother, more natural conversation, even on a slow mobile network. No Internet connection is required, so you can use the visual translation offline. Or you can point your mobile device's camera at a sign, book or other object with text on it and watch as that text is automatically translated into the language of your choice. Google Translate supports 90 languages for text-based translation. You can simply type the text you want translated. This new update of Google will be seen on the app very soon.The Google Translate app offers three ways to translate text. If users do not find the new updated language in the option in any case, then they will have to wait for it. Tap on the option to download the language.Īfter downloading the language, it can be used even in the absence of the internet.

Here you can choose the language of your choice from the menu of all languages. In the settings menu of Google Translate, you have to click on Downloaded languages. To select your preferred language, click on the profile picture in the right top corner. To use Google Translate, the first thing you need to do is download the Google Translate app. This is how the new update of Google Translate will work: The new languages include Oriya, Sindhi, Chichewa, Cebuano, Basque, Hausa, Igbo, Javanese, Khmer, Latin, and Burmese.įor this new update, users will first have to download the desired language with an internet connection, after which this language can also be translated offline. The feature can be used on both iOS and Android operating systems. According to the new update, users can use this new feature even in the absence of an internet connection.Īccording to a report by the news agency IANS, Google has added a new update to make translation more convenient than before. New Delhi, 17th January 2023: Google users will now be able to access 33 new languages on Google Translate.

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