
Abigail Lawrence
Gets the job done. I wish it would give you the variations of the sentence it's translating, for example in Spanish, "una película en el cine" could mean a movie at the cinema, a film at the cinema, a movie at the movie theater, or a film at the movie theater. They all mean basically the same thing but I still wish it would give you the variations. The camera translations need a lot of work because it doesn't really translate the whole sentence, only a few words. Still good enough for me though.

Kris Z.
The app doesn't use the accent of the language being translated into, so the pronunciation is wrong. The written translation seems to be fine. The ad shows someone speaking into the app, and then the app translates to a different language. Then the app is handed to the other person to speak their response and have it translated into your language using a drop-down. However, you have to manually change the language on both sides every time you switch back and forth. It's tedious.
18 people found this review helpful

Janice Diane Long
The translations, as well as what I want translated, play back at a ridiculously ultra-high speed that is not understandable, which is one reason I want a translator, to hear the language spoken properly. The other half is getting an accurate translation - when the app asked if I liked it and then would I rate it, the broken, grammatically incohesive English used to ask me, tells me that this app doesn't work well enough for the app's owner to translate correctly! It's useless as it is now.
16 people found this review helpful