Google Translate
Anyone visiting Japan, especially those who don't speak any Japanese, should have Google Translate downloaded as a necessary travel app. I believe that this effective translation tool is essential for getting about the nation. Long texts and menus can be translated using Google Translate, which can assist you in understanding the content of papers and helping you make decisions when dining out.
By removing language obstacles and facilitating conversation with locals, the app can help you have more meaningful connections while traveling. When communicating with hotel receptionists who may not speak perfect English, translating from English to Japanese can be helpful.
The software supports a large number of languages, making it available to travelers from all over the world and not only English speakers.
You can use Google Translate to understand the broad sense of the Japanese language, despite the fact that it does have certain limits and occasionally produces translations that sound strange or uncomfortable.
Pros:
- Ideal for all travelers
- Facilitate communication
- Perfect for translating menus
- The camera mode saves time
- Voice option to say your translated phrase out loud
- Offline mode available
Cons:
- Offline mode has limitations
- Some translations are inaccurate
Offline Capability: Yes, with limitations.
Download:
- iOS: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/google-translate/id414706506
- Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.apps.translate&hl=en
Price: Free
Top tip: Download the Japanese Dictionary for offline use before your trip.
Website: https://translate.google.com
