How to Enable Interpreter Mode in Google Assistant – Guide
In interpreter mode, you can ask Google Assistant to translate your conversation with someone who doesn’t speak your language. With any compatible Google Assistant device, you can use this feature talk to someone who speaks a foreign language, using only your voice.
Google has announced that it is ending support for the Google Translate app on phones and tablets. The app will no longer be available on September 1, 2019. The app will continue to work on smart speakers, smart displays and smart watches. There are a total of 44 languages to choose from on your phone or tablet, including Arabic, Bengali, Burmese, Cambodian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, English, Filipino (Tagalog), Finnish, French, German, Greek, Gujarati, Hindi, Hungarian , Indonesian , Italian , Japanese , Javanese , Kannada , Korean , Malayalam , Marathi , Mandarin , Nepali , Norwegian Bokmål Polish Portuguese Russian Sinhalese Slovak Spanish Sudanese Swedish Tamil Telugu Thai Turkish Ukrainian Vietnamese Urdu. ..
How to Enable Interpreter Mode in Google Assistant
You can enable interpreter mode in Google Assistant by asking. Just ask and you’re ready to go. It uses the microphone to hear nearby speech and then transcribes it in real time. You’ll see a translation written in the desired language on the screen.
Hey Google, help me speak Spanish Hey Google, be my Arabic translator
When you hear a tone, speak in one of the languages you want. There’s no need to switch languages, but remember to pause between responses. When done, say a command like quit, stop, or exit to stop using interpreter mode. On smart displays, swipe right to exit interpreter mode.
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