Yesterday, the Google tools page was renewed, which is called Google Translate all over the world and Google Translate in Italy. The online Google translation service, as even 4-year-olds know, allows you to immediately translate a word, text or phrase into any language and from any foreign language.
Google's purpose is to make the web accessible to the whole world so that every page and every website can be translated effortlessly.
Google Translate offers translation to and from 51 languages substantially covering 98% of the world's population.
There are three news and one of these is very important.
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From now on, in fact, it is possible to obtain vocal pronunciation in all languages by making the computer speak, also in English and Italian.
For each word or phrase written or translated into English, you can press the speaker button to hear the exact pronunciation from a female voice.
This feature activates itself when you translate a text or word.
In this regard, I remember other speech synthesizers (text to speech) to listen to the pronunciation of words in real voice.
With other online services it is also possible to listen to the reading of entire websites, in Italian or English.
If you use the Google Chrome browser, you can listen to the English pronunciation of each word at any time by installing the Pronounce extension .
You can download the mp3 audio file with the pronunciation of each English word or other languages from the Soundoftext.com website
The second novelty is a feature that is loudly requested by many users, namely that of having direct and instant translation, when writing, without having to press the "Translate" button.
By instant translation is meant the fact that, while writing and without pressing buttons or "enter", already below you start reading the translation that appears instantly.
The third novelty is related to the interface graphics, more functional and streamlined.
These new features should make the translation of foreign language texts faster and easier.
As for non-Latin languages, such as Chinese, there is also the possibility of reading the phonetics of Chinese characters because, for these languages, a new button comes in handy: "View Roman characters" which allows everyone to read in Chinese, Japanese, Russian and other languages.
Finally, I remember that, for a long time, it is possible to translate Word documents by uploading them from the "upload a document" button, that entire websites can be translated and that a detailed dictionary can also be consulted to find all the synonyms and phrases in which use that term.
In another article, on the other hand, the best site for hearing how to pronounce a word in a foreign language with a human voice is reported.
