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Google Translate isn’t limited to translating text onwebsitesanddocuments.
you might use this service to translate your audio as well.
We’ll show you how to do that on your desktop and mobile phone.
Note that you’re free to’t directly translate your recorded audio files with this service.
You don’t have to sign in to the site to access its features.
When the site opens, in the box on the left, choose the source language.
This is the language in which your audio is.
In the box on the right, choose the language in which you want to translate your audio.
After selecting both source and target languages, hit the microphone icon on the screen.
If your web app asks toaccess your system’s mic, allow it to do so.
To play the translated version, smack the sound icon.
verify your speakers are turned up enough for yourmicto pick it up.
In the app’s bottom-left corner, tap the displayed language.
From the “Translate From” menu, go for the language in which your original audio is.
Tap the language on the right and choose the target language.
After selecting both languages, at the bottom of the app, tap the microphone icon.
If the app asks toaccess your phone’s mic, let it do so.
Now speak into your phone’s mic and the Google Translate app will translate your speech in real-time.
you’re able to hear the translated content by tapping the sound icon.
On the following page, both you and the other party can speak to have your talks translated.
And that’s how you use this excellent translation service for your audio content.
Did you know you could eventranslate a picture with Google Translate?
We have a guide showing you how to do just that.
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