Voice Translator for Travel
Say a phrase in English, show the large translation to the person in front of you and let the phone read it aloud. You also see how to pronounce it yourself.
Say or type a phrase. The translation into Spanish and how to pronounce it will appear here, and you will hear it.
Ready-made travel phrases
Tap a phrase to translate it into the selected language and hear it.
Airport
Taxi
Hotel
Café and restaurant
Shops and markets
Pharmacy
Emergencies
Courtesy
How to use it
Choose the language of the country you are in. Tap Speak and say a phrase in English, or type it in any language. The translation appears in large letters with a pronunciation guide, and the phone reads it aloud.
Made for short phrases
The translator is a phrasebook, not a document tool: one phrase can be up to 200 characters. Short sentences translate best, and addresses and numbers work better as a separate phrase. Idioms and jokes tend to come out literally.
Ready-made phrases
Eight sets of phrases cover the airport, taxis, hotels, restaurants, shops, pharmacies, emergencies and basic courtesy. Tap one to translate it into your chosen language and hear it.
History stays on your phone
Your last 50 phrases and their audio are saved on this device only. Replaying a saved phrase works without a connection and does not use your daily limit.
Questions and answers
Is it free?
Yes, within a daily limit: 20 phrases without an account, 60 when you sign in and 300 with money on your balance. Replays from history are not counted.
Does it work offline?
No. Translation and speech run on a server, so you need mobile data or Wi-Fi. Phrases you already translated can be replayed offline from history.
Which languages can I speak?
Voice input on this page is in English. You can type in any language, and the translator detects it.
Which languages does it translate into?
58 languages, including Spanish, French, Italian, German, Portuguese, Japanese, Chinese, Thai, Turkish, Arabic, Korean, Greek and Serbian.
How accurate is it?
Everyday short phrases translate well. For doctors, police and documents, show the text on screen and check it with a person: an AI translation can be wrong.