Free Spanish Translate App

[Tony Bobcat]

Hi Guys. Does anyone knows of a free Spanish translation app.

 

[trecile]

Yes. Google Translate

Google Translate - Apps on Google Play

The world is closer than ever with over 100 languages

play.google.com

‎Google Translate

‎Translate between up to 243 languages. Feature support varies by language: • Text: Translate between languages by typing • Offline: Translate with no internet connection • Instant camera translation: Translate text in images instantly by just pointing your camera • Photos: Translate text in...

apps.apple.com

and SpanishDict

SpanishDictionary.com Learning - Apps on Google Play

Spanish learning made easy.

play.google.com

‎SpanishDictionary.com Learning

‎Learn Spanish online or offline for free with SpanishDictionary.com, the leading Spanish-learning app trusted by millions. Translate anything between Spanish and English, look up the conjugations for every Spanish verb, and practice with our interactive quizzes, lessons, and drills. Watch...

apps.apple.com

 

[SioCamino]

WordReference is excellent - the app is very good and the online forum is good for phrases and colloquialisms.
I favour the deepl translator (www.deepl.com) over google (much better for translate the meaning of a sentence rather than word for word) but that website doesn’t have an app as far as I know.

Hope this is of help.

 

[Deleted member 67185]

I really enjoy this one:

SayHi Translate: Voice Translation for iOS and Android

SayHi Translate lets you have a conversation in two languages and easily understand each other. Just tap a button and start speaking. 90 languages and dialects are available on iOS and Android.

www.sayhitranslate.com

 

[tomnorth]

As much as it pains me to recommend something from Google, I do think Google Translate does a great job.

 

[Ivan_Prada]

Hi Guys. Does anyone knows of a free Spanish translation app.

On Apple platform, you can find: ITranslate. Has multiple languages.

Buen Camino

 

[OzAnnie]

On Apple platform, you can find: ITranslate. Has multiple languages.

Buen Camino

I have ‘itranslate ‘ on my iphone as backup. It’s free and you can switch to almost any language. See it in writing and hear it (voice).

It’s not perfect, but ok. When I’ve used it to help me doing my ‘Duolingo’ lessons ., I find that ‘itranslate ‘ and ‘google translate ‘ sometimes differ as there is never a real ‘right way ‘ to express some thoughts. Even English speakers choose different words or grammar.

But itranslate is a good start. You do need internet though.

It will be interesting to follow here to see what you end up with.

 

[trecile]

What I like about SpanishDict is that it gives you several translations of a sentence or phrase.

 

[MikeJS]

I now use Say Hi- translates most languages to each other using voice or typing.

 

[Tony Bobcat]

Yes. Google Translate

Google Translate - Apps on Google Play

The world is closer than ever with over 100 languages

play.google.com

‎Google Translate

‎Translate between up to 243 languages. Feature support varies by language: • Text: Translate between languages by typing • Offline: Translate with no internet connection • Instant camera translation: Translate text in images instantly by just pointing your camera • Photos: Translate text in...

apps.apple.com

and SpanishDict

SpanishDictionary.com Learning - Apps on Google Play

Spanish learning made easy.

play.google.com

‎SpanishDictionary.com Learning

‎Learn Spanish online or offline for free with SpanishDictionary.com, the leading Spanish-learning app trusted by millions. Translate anything between Spanish and English, look up the conjugations for every Spanish verb, and practice with our interactive quizzes, lessons, and drills. Watch...

apps.apple.com

Thanks for your help Trecile,much appreciate

 

[Tony Bobcat]

WordReference is excellent - the app is very good and the online forum is good for phrases and colloquialisms.
I favour the deepl translator (www.deepl.com) over google (much better for translate the meaning of a sentence rather than word for word) but that website doesn’t have an app as far as I know.

Hope this is of help.

Thanks for your help Sio Camino,much appreciate.

 

[Tony Bobcat]

I really enjoy this one:

SayHi Translate: Voice Translation for iOS and Android

SayHi Translate lets you have a conversation in two languages and easily understand each other. Just tap a button and start speaking. 90 languages and dialects are available on iOS and Android.

www.sayhitranslate.com

Thanks for your help davebug, much appreciate.

 

[Tony Bobcat]

As much as it pains me to recommend something from Google, I do think Google Translate does a great job.

Thanks for your help tomnorth much appreciate.

 

[Tony Bobcat]

On Apple platform, you can find: ITranslate. Has multiple languages.

Buen Camino

Thanks for your help Ivan-Prad much appreciate.

 

[Deleted member 67185]

Thanks for your help davebug, much appreciate.

You're welcome. As you can see, there is no shortage of good translation tools to choose from. I'm sure you'll be covered for any eventuality. . . except a drained battery.

 

[Tony Bobcat]

I have ‘itranslate ‘ on my iphone as backup. It’s free and you can switch to almost any language. See it in writing and hear it (voice).

It’s not perfect, but ok. When I’ve used it to help me doing my ‘Duolingo’ lessons ., I find that ‘itranslate ‘ and ‘google translate ‘ sometimes differ as there is never a real ‘right way ‘ to express some thoughts. Even English speakers choose different words or grammar.

But itranslate is a good start. You do need internet though.

It will be interesting to follow here to see what you end up with.

Thanks for your help OzAnnie,much appreciate.

 

[Tony Bobcat]

I now use Say Hi- translates most languages to each other using voice or typing.

Thanks for your help MikeJS,much appreciate

 

[Tony Bobcat]

You're welcome. As you can see, there is no shortage of good translation tools to choose from. I'm sure you'll be covered for any eventuality. . . except a drained battery.

I didn’t realise that there were translate apps for free,for a while it was costing me $25.00 a month Cheers

 

[Deleted member 67185]

I didn’t realise that there were translate apps for free,for a while it was costing me $25.00 a month Cheers

It was a bit of a surprise for me, too, when I first started looking. I was amazed that such good tools were available for free use. Who knew? (well, I guess a lot of folks but me )

 

[Ivan_Prada]

Thanks for your help Ivan-Prad much appreciate.

You are welcome. Hope you find the best that helps your needs.

The only drawback for the one I gave you is, that since it’s free, you need internet connection to make it work. On the other side, they do have one that works offline you pay for it.

Buen Camino

 

[gerip]

A hospitalera was using an app Translator, which I think is for kids learning Spanish/English, but is perfect for travellers. NOT Translator+, which is really just a dictionary.

 

[Tincatinker]

I'm curious as to what a Dutch or even Deutsch vocabulary has to do with the Camino de Santiago. But then, I'm a Tinker - we're naturally curious

 

[Albertagirl]

Well, a little bit of Dutch might have been useful at Roncesvalles, as I stayed there when the Dutch hospitaleros were in charge. But then, all whom I met seemed to be fluent in English, and who knows how many other languages. That is one gift that makes them helpful to new pilgrims from all over as they begin their caminos.