Sometimes we go on out-of-country trips or family vacations. Suppose you have gone to visit Taiwan and Vietnam and you are not able to understand the language there, in this case, you have only the last resort of Google Translate. Talking to the local people is the most difficult.
This is where the Google Translate app comes in handy as it allows users to translate into any language. Like Google Maps, Google Translate also has an offline translation feature that allows users to download a certain language and use it without internet connectivity. Let us tell you about it in detail.
Take care of these things
To use the offline translation feature with Google Translate, you'll need to download a language pack for the location you're traveling to. Downloading language packs may take up some storage on your phone. Let me tell you, you need a Google Account to download the language pack.
Download Google Translate App
Before your trip, download the Google Translate app on your smartphone or tablet from the Google Play Store (for Android) or the App Store (for iOS). Know the language of the country you are visiting. Another important thing is to know what is the native language of the country you are traveling to.
Download language pack
Open the Google Translate app and go to Settings. Look for the "Offline Translation" option and select it. From there, you can choose the languages you want to use offline. Next to each language, tap the Download button to download the respective language pack.
How to use offline translation
After you download a language pack, you can use Google Translate without an Internet connection. Simply open the app and select the languages you want to translate. You can type text or use the camera feature to scan and translate written text.
