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Google Brings Out Phrasebook For Translate

Keep commonly-used translations stored for quick reference.

 

Google Translate has rolled out a new feature to let users create personalised "Phrasebooks" with frequently-used phrases / sentences. On its official blog, Google suggests that the feature can come in handy when you need to memorise the translation of a phrase. Guess it'll be perfect for those travelling abroad for the first time and would need quick access to commonly-used phases. To save data to the Phrasebook, users need to click the star icon placed under the translated data window.


Google Brings Out Phrasebook For Translate
Phrasebook for Google Translate.
 

To retrieve your Phrasebook just click on the book icon on the top right of the Translate page. The feature also provides a filter using which users can search for phrases/sentences by language pair, along with looking for specific phrases/translations. The Phrasebook also offers audio support. Users can listen to word pronounciations by hovering their pointers over the text and then click the text-to-speech icons.
 
Google Brings Out Phrasebook For Translate
Phrasebook: A Personalized folder with saved phrases/translations
Simply put, Phrasebook can help you store commonly used phrases in different languages in your personalized online folder. Other than its utilitarian value, if you are someone who tries to impress people with your proficiency in various languages, Phrasebook is just the tool you need. It can stop you from making a fool of yourself more often than not.

 


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