Post by habiba123820 on Nov 3, 2024 5:44:14 GMT -5
Imagine that you are taking a course in a language other than your own, and the course may have well-translated text, but when it comes to examples, photographs, case studies... A little pitfall! Too much text inside images that you don't understand, creating a gap in learning. This could have been avoided if the course manager had kept in mind that translating images is equally important to provide complete immersion in a foreign language.
This is true not only for education and courses. The world is full of images and symbols, and there is no escaping that. Whether it’s because you’re on a trip and need to understand menus and street signs, or because you want to understand just one chapter of an interesting book. Or maybe it’s because you’re the one offering a translation service with wordpress web design agency material that contains a lot of images.
Don’t worry, there are plenty of tools available to make these image translations easier for everyone. Here are a few examples to get the job done.
Using apps and websites
Google Translate
The famous Google Translator can also be used for image translations. Both the mobile app and the web version allow you to translate images. The cool thing about the app is that you can import photos from your album or take a photo. The translation is done in seconds.
Just choose the image, select a language or detect automatically. See the translation example of the cover of the book "Buen Vivir" by Ecuadorian author Alberto Acosto (Editora Elefante). The Portuguese version of the book cover was used, and the translation was requested for the languages: English, Spanish, French and German.
A really cool feature of the app and website is that it allows you to hear the text in the translated language. You can also select the text and send it to another place, such as the program's home page.
Another application from the same company is Google Lens, which offers image translations following the same procedures.
Interesting: Note that the original title in Spanish , the author's native language, was kept in the translation of the back cover text.
This is true not only for education and courses. The world is full of images and symbols, and there is no escaping that. Whether it’s because you’re on a trip and need to understand menus and street signs, or because you want to understand just one chapter of an interesting book. Or maybe it’s because you’re the one offering a translation service with wordpress web design agency material that contains a lot of images.
Don’t worry, there are plenty of tools available to make these image translations easier for everyone. Here are a few examples to get the job done.
Using apps and websites
Google Translate
The famous Google Translator can also be used for image translations. Both the mobile app and the web version allow you to translate images. The cool thing about the app is that you can import photos from your album or take a photo. The translation is done in seconds.
Just choose the image, select a language or detect automatically. See the translation example of the cover of the book "Buen Vivir" by Ecuadorian author Alberto Acosto (Editora Elefante). The Portuguese version of the book cover was used, and the translation was requested for the languages: English, Spanish, French and German.
A really cool feature of the app and website is that it allows you to hear the text in the translated language. You can also select the text and send it to another place, such as the program's home page.
Another application from the same company is Google Lens, which offers image translations following the same procedures.
Interesting: Note that the original title in Spanish , the author's native language, was kept in the translation of the back cover text.