Google Translate - translation service

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Google Translate is a free, web-based translation service developed by Google. Launched in April 2006, it allows users to translate text, documents, and websites from one language to another. Initially supporting only a few languages, Google Translate has expanded over time to support over 100 languages and dialects, making it one of the most widely used translation tools globally.

Google Translate uses neural machine translation (NMT) technology, which relies on artificial intelligence to improve the accuracy and fluency of translations. This technology allows the service to produce translations that consider entire sentences rather than translating words individually. As a result, the tool has significantly improved in understanding context and producing more accurate translations.

Google Translate is available through its website, as a mobile app for iOS and Android, and as a feature integrated into Google services like Google Chrome. Users can input text directly, upload documents, or translate entire web pages with the service. It also offers features like text-to-speech, pronunciation guides, and language detection for unknown languages.

In addition to basic text translations, Google Translate offers real-time translations for conversations and images, with the ability to translate text captured through a smartphone camera, such as signs or menus. The mobile app includes offline translation functionality for use without an internet connection.

Google Translate is widely used by individuals, travelers, businesses, and students, providing a fast and accessible solution for language translation across various domains.