Google Translate Changes

The Google Translate service for text translation - Google Translate - has some new features, as well as a slightly updated interface. Now Google translate supports 51 languages ​​and accordingly 2250 language pairs. As they say in the official Google blog, it covers 98% of all Internet users.
Firstly, now you do not need to use the “Translate” button - the service translates the entered text instantly.
Secondly, even if you do not know how to read the text translated into Chinese, now it is enough to click on “Show romanization” to see the same text transmitted by means of an extended Latin alphabet. It works for all languages ​​that use non-Latin script, except Hebrew, Arabic and Persian.



For Hindi, Arabic and Persian, there is another feature - in these languages ​​you can enter text in a romanized form and it will be automatically converted into its native form. That is, if you, translating from Persian, enter "khabar":
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then after pressing the spacebar it will turn into “خب”:



And finally, thirdly, when translating the text into English, you can listen to the received text - for this you just need to click on the speaker icon:



A video review of new features in English can be viewed in a one and a half minute video on YouTube.
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