Mobile Application can help in language translation

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Mobile Application can help in language translation

Not only language translation, if you need translate the language especially when you don’t have time to learn that language, there are few mobile applications to help you in translating the language. One of the best ways to enrich your traveling experiences while doing business abroad is to learn the local languages of the countries you visit. But unfortunately you may not have enough time to learn all terms of the local languages during your business trip. There are lots of Smartphone apps for iPhone, BlackBerry and Android platforms that help you translate one language into another language which you don’t know at all. But you may go to a country where English is the link language. During your trip, you must have to interact with people. If you don’t know how to say some essential thing like “where is the restroom?” or if you don’t know the exact pronunciation of any word, Smartphone apps for language translation will help you. Let’s say you speak English and you are conversing with someone who speaks Spanish. After you speak English, your phone will translate what you say into Spanish. Likewise, your friend’s Spanish phrases will be translated to English. These apps don’t need a data connection to function, so you can use it offline mode anywhere without the fear of data charges. There are some language translation apps, similar to their hard copy counterparts, but they have the added advantage of speaking critical phrases in the proper accent. Even if you are not able to read signs and menus in other languages, these apps can help you in such a moment by translating snapshots of text that you can take simply by using your phone camera. If you’re browsing for translated words through any Search Engine, you have to search a lot. But on your Smartphone device you can simply type the particular word to find its translation. These apps come with about 500 useful words and phrases that are spoken by professional voice-over artists.Unfortunately, downloading an entire dictionary on your phone usually takes up a lot of memory while in mobile you’ll be able to reference all the words you need without any data connection. These apps also come with audio pronunciations, a search-by-voice feature and learning tools like “Word of the Day” and “Flash Cards” etc. Jibiggo is such kind of app on iPhone and Reuters actually field tested this app in Japan, and, despite the severe awkwardness of asking someone to speak to your phone, it worked pretty well.For more information on <a href="http://www.rapidsofttechnologies.com/mobile-application-development.html"> mobile application development </a> and <a href="http://www.rapidsofttechnologies.com/mobile-application-development.html"> mobile web development </a> from India. Visit RapidsoftTechnologies.com

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