Hi,

Thank you for your posts, votes and comments on the Microsoft Translator forum.

We’re happy to announce that today we released a new version of the Microsoft Translator app for iOS which also contains the fixes for the Apple Watch. Please download the latest version from the App Store (Version 3.2.6).

Thanks for your patience and let us know if you have any further questions or feedback.

Sincerely,
Microsoft Translator Team

This error has been fixed. We apologize for the mistranslation. Errors like this can happen with automatic translation due to incorrect training data.

Hello,

Thank you for your interest in Microsoft Translator.

Nepali is now a text translation language in the Microsoft Translator service!

Please see the announcement in the Microsoft Translator blog article. microsoft.com/translator/blog/2021/02/22/mi..

Best regards,
Your Microsoft Translator team

Hi,

Thanks for your vote on the “Favorite languages” forum post.

The favorite languages feature in the Microsoft Translator app works as follows: When you open the text translation part of your app you will see that the last languages you translated from and to is on your screen. Also, when you tap on e.g. the from-language you will see the Recent languages you used at the top of the list.

This works the same for Speech and Camera translations.

Please let us know if this works for the way you use Translator.

Sincerely,
Gwenda
Microsoft Translator Team

Thanks for pointing this out to us.

When you search Translate on Google they put their own translator on top.

When you search Translate on Bing you will find both services.

Best regards,
Gwenda
Microsoft Translator Team

Hello and thanks for your messages and votes.

What question or feedback do you have for the Microsoft Translator Team?

Best regards,
Gwenda
Microsoft Translator Team

Thanks for your posts and messages on the Microsoft Translator forum.

Just tap-and-hold your finger on the translated text and a message that the text has been copied will appear.

Best regards,
Gwenda,
Microsoft Translator Team

Hi,

Thank you for your posts and votes on the Microsoft Translator forum.

We’re happy to announce that handwritten translations are now available in the new Microsoft Translator for Windows 10 app.

Please learn more about it here: https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/translation/2018/05/02/windows10-2/ .

Let us know if you have any questions and we look forward to your feedback on the Microsoft Translator forum.

Sincerely,
Gwenda

Microsoft Translator Team

We recently released conversation mode for iOS and Android. Please download the latest versions of the app.

Hi,

Thanks for posting on the Translator forum. Please find the explanation on how to download languages for offline use here: https://microsofttranslator.uservoice.com/knowledgebase/articles/1101838-how-to-download-languages-for-offline-use

Note that you’ll need to download both the from-language and the to-language if you’d like to translate between them.

Also, offline works for text and camera translations.

Best regards,
Gwenda
Microsoft Translator Team

Thank you for using Microsoft Translator.

Please know that Arabic Speech has been available for a while. You can find the list of available languages and language features here: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/translator/languages.aspx

Best regards,
Gwenda
Microsoft Translator Team

Thanks for your feedback. It is much appreciated!

Please know that automatic Translations are usually of a lower quality than professionally translated texts, however the software learns from corrections and constantly improves its output. It can make errors, especially when the phrase lacks context.

You can learn more about the changes we made in translating Arabic as a neural translation language here https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/translator/mt.aspx#nnt

Best regards,
Gwenda
Microsoft Translator Team

Thanks for your message on the Microsoft Translator forum.

Please know that Persian is available as a text translation language on Translator. You can find the list of available languages and language features here: https://translator.microsoft.com/help/articles/languages/

Best regards, Microsoft Translator Team

Thanks for your posts, messages and votes on the Microsoft Translator forum.

You can use the Microsoft Translator app while offline in 40+ languages. Please find the list of available languages here: aka.ms/translatorlanguages

To be able to use the app while offline you need to prepare by downloading a language pack. e.g. if you want to translate from Japanese to French you will need to download both French and Japanese language packs while on a Wi-Fi connection. You can find the how-to here: https://microsofttranslator.uservoice.com/knowledgebase/articles/1101838-how-to-download-languages-for-offline-use

A description on how to use the app while offline can be found here: https://microsofttranslator.uservoice.com/knowledgebase/articles/1151383-how-to-use-microsoft-translator-when-you-are-offli

Best regards,
Gwenda
Microsoft Translator Team

Hello,

Thank you for your interest in Microsoft Translator.

Myanmar (Burmese) has been added to the Translator service as a text translation language!

Please see the announcement in the Microsoft Translator blog article. microsoft.com/translator/blog/2021/02/22/mi..

Best regards,
Your Microsoft Translator team

Thanks for your compliment!
It motivates us to keep improving.
Please find the latest on Translator here: https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/translation/

Kindly,
Gwenda
Microsoft Translator Team

Hi,

Thanks for your post on this forum.

Please refer to https://www.bing.com/translator/ when translating a lot of different languages

Thanks,
Gwenda
Microsoft Translator Team