What software do people use to solve translation problems when they travel?
Jeffery Kaneda
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André J@sentry_co
I use nothing today but, I will use hu.ma.ne when it comes out
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Here are some popular choices:
TripLingo
iTranslate
Google Translate
Papago
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Google translate.
@vladimir_zivkovic I would have before.
Google App.
Direct online translation. ：）
Felo Translator
In the past, I used Google Translation. Although its accuracy was not satisfactory, it was still usable. In the future, perhaps we will have better options.
@linglingfa Then you can follow me for a bit, I have an upcoming release that will blow your mind.
dotBRAND
Google translate might not be 100% accurate with some local terms, but it does the trick if you just want to ask for food recommendations and daily specials.
@pixel_dust Indeed, I found that out too. He was able to translate more accurately when ordering.
@feloapp Here you go, try it out: https://top.gg/bot/3600818664618...
You can create your discord server, add the bot as primary so that all messages get translated. Discord allows you to add multiple bots too, so you can add GPT bot, ask it to write a letter/article and then send it to Translator bot to get the same in another language.
Users can chat in their mother tongue and still read other languages in their mother tongue.
Thanks for sharing the link to the Product Hunt discussion on software for translation problems while traveling - it's always great to hear about tools that can make our journeys smoother and more enjoyable!