You can now use Google Translate to practice your pronunciation with real-time AI feedback
Google Translate has introduced a new pronunciation practice feature to celebrate its 20th anniversary. This feature is currently available on Android for English, Spanish, and Hindi users in the US and India. It allows users to receive real-time AI feedback on their pronunciation, enhancing their language learning experience.
- ▪Google Translate is celebrating its 20th birthday with a new feature.
- ▪The pronunciation practice feature is available on Android for English, Spanish, and Hindi.
- ▪Users can receive instant feedback on their pronunciation using AI technology.
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Google Translate is celebrating its 20th birthday, marking the occasion with something users have been requesting for a long time. Google is introducing pronunciation practice, which is now available on Android for English, Spanish, and Hindi in the US and India. No word yet on when it will expand to other regions or arrive on iOS. Celebrating 20 years of Google Translate and… the launch of a top-requested feature! 🎂One of the toughest things about speaking a new language is getting the nuances of pronunciation just right.
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