How To Use Apple Translate App In iOS 14

Apple has added a new Translate app to iOS 14, the latest iPhone operating system version. This app lets users translate words and sentences from one language to another without having to connect to the internet. All translations are done on-device, allowing for faster, more secure translations.

The new app is designed to go against other services currently available, such as Google Translate. It is meant to give iPhone users an easy-access tool that can help them understand and communicate with others who speak in a foreign language. It will also help users learn other languages easily.

Here's how to use the new Translate for iOS 14 app.

Changing languages

Before translating any text or speech, users will need to select the language that needs translating and the language to which it will be translated to.

• First, launch the app.
• Second, select either of the two languages at the top. The language to the left will be the user's language, while the language to the right will be the foreign language to be translated.
• Third, after selecting either of the two, users will need to choose from the list of languages presented under All Languages. Recently used languages will be shown under Recent. (A complete list of languages can be seen here.)
• Fourth, after choosing a language, users will need to tap on Done.

After this, users will be able to proceed with translating text or speech.

Translating text

• First, after launching the app, users will need to make sure to choose the correct languages for the translation.
• Second, tap the section marked Enter Text.
• Third, select the language that will be typed into the iPhone.
• Fourth, users should start typing after the appropriate keyboard appears.
• Fifth, after typing, users should tap on Go. The translation will be shown on the screen.

Translating speech

• First, after launching the app, users will need to make sure to choose the correct languages for the translation.
• Second, tap the microphone button, then start speaking what needs translating.
• Third, users will need to pause after saying the phrase or sentence, then wait for the iPhone to translate it.
• Fourth, a translation will be spoken aloud and will be displayed on the screen as well.