![]() But if you're trying to translate a classical novel written in Armenian, find a human translator. You may never run into issues if you use it to translate directions, menu items, or phrases. However, since 2019, Google Translate has grown by adding more languages and features and improving its translation techniques. In a 2019 UCLA study based on medical instructions (where even the slightest ambiguity is unacceptable), they found a 94% accuracy rate for English to Spanish, compared to a 55% accuracy rate for English to Armenian. However, translation accuracy varies depending on the language. Instead, it relies on machine learning to decide the most accurate translation. Google Translate no longer performs a word-for-word match on text. At the top of the screen, select the languages you want to translate between. Or you can tap Scan to have the phone scan and capture whatever is in front of the camera. On Android if you tap Camera, you can tap an Instant button to immediately translate whatever words show up on the screen. While it can't grasp the subtle nuances of languages, it is more than adequate for everyday purposes. Open the Translate app on iPhone, then tap Camera. Incidentally, in Camera mode on the iPhone, the Google Translate name changes to Google Lens, a feature within the broader Google app. While many people might consider it a shallow translation tool at best, unable to translate the meaning in a sentence, its progress over the years cannot be denied. Google Translate is constantly improving. ![]() We show you how to use the Google Translate app to translate text, images, or audio and explain extra features like Live Translate. ![]()
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