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How can you forget DeepL at such a list? It’s Germany-based and actually provides better translations than Google Translate
DeepL is fantastic. Not only are the translations better, I find the UI better also.
I think the main downside for me is the lack of Asian languages other than basic Chinese (text-only, no voice). And then, no ~~Japanese~~, Vietnamese, Thai, Tagalog... And a smaller feature I also feel it misses is offline translations.
Huh? I translate Japanese with DeepL all the time (sometimes I need assistance on my Textbook work 😅) and the individual words will be voiced at least (not the whole sentence though). They definitely have good Japanese translation.
I thought they had Japanese, just don't understand romaji input
You are right...They DO have Japanese. You don't need to be able to type it, as long as you can have a picture of it, just like Chinese. Pity about some of the other Asian languages. But seeing Indonesian in the list gives me hope for the rest. I'd love to see them having offline packages too.