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Features. Text. Instantly translate text into any of the other supported languages and dialects. Speech. Have a split-screen conversation on a single phone, or speak into the microphone for a quick translation. Multi-Device Conversation. Carry on translated conversations with up to 250 people all using their own device * Image.
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- Microsoft Translator: Now translating 100 languages and ...
1. Start. Download Microsoft Translator app on iOS or Android and start conversation. 2. Share the conversation code with other participants, who can join using the Translator app or website. 3. Speak or type to communicate in your own language. Your messages will be translated into recipient’s chosen language.
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The core mission of Translator is to break the language barrier—between people and cultures. To achieve this, we have continuously added languages and dialects to this service while ensuring the machine translation quality of the supported languages meets and exceeds the high quality bar we have set for it.
Powered by Microsoft Translator, Azure Cognitive Services Translator makes it possible for businesses to expand their global reach, enabling them to communicate with customers and partners across language barriers and provide content to them in their native language quickly, reliably, and at a reasonable cost. It also helps break barriers in intern...
How can technology make information accessible to people who don’t understand the language it was originally provided in? In an ever-shrinking world, how can we help people understand and appreciate each other’s culture? Language barriers prevent access to vital information and drive our commitment to break those barriers. Translating text, documen...
Since our inception, the Translator team has endeavored to help bridge language barriers whenever and wherever it was needed, as seamlessly and as transparently as possible. As we look toward the future, we’re excited to improve our services, solutions, and quality to make content from around the globe accessible to everyone, removing the dividing ...
If your language community is interested in partnering with Microsoft to add your language to Translator and the products that are using it, and you have access to digital documents in your language and another commonly spoken language, please contact us using this form(opens in new tab).
Read the Microsoft AI announcement blog(opens in new tab)Join the Translator webinar on Oct 21(opens in new tab)Learn about all 103 supported languages(opens in new tab)Understand how to customize a translation to make sense in a specific context(opens in new tab)Feb 22, 2021 · With the addition of these nine new languages, Microsoft Translator text translation is now available in 83 different languages, with additional dialects being available in languages like French and Portuguese and multiple writing systems being available in languages like Chinese and Serbian.
Feb 23, 2021 · Microsoft Translator now supports nine additional languages for text translation. The newly supported languages are Albanian, Amharic, Armenian, Azerbaijani, Khmer, Lao, Myanmar, Nepali, and...
Oct 11, 2021 · Microsoft's Translator now supports over 100 languages and dialects. The service recently gained support for 12 new dialects and languages: Bashkir, Dhivehi, Georgian, Kyrgyz, Macedonian,...
Oct 11, 2021 · Microsoft announced today that 12 new languages and dialects have been added to Translator. These additions mean that the service can now translate between more than 100 languages and dialects, making information in text and documents accessible to 5.66 billion people worldwide.
