But why do unnecessary manipulations, if you can shorten the whole process several times and reject the need to switch between different applications? It is a pity that I myself did not even know about that possibility until recently. Without a doubt, these are simple actions that do not take long. Also, the iOS version does not yet support offline language packs and there's no word from Google on when or if it will.How is a foreign text translated now? Most likely, you select, then copy, open the translation app, paste the text there, click "translate" and wait for the result.
For example, there's no option to have the translated text read aloud. Though the offline feature is a welcome addition to Google Translate, keep in mind that it doesn't have all the features of the online version. When using Google Translate in offline mode, you'll see "OFFLINE" underneath the translated text. To test the offline language packs, put your phone in Airplane mode. When the language packs begin downloading, you'll see their progress under the Installed section. You'll then be prompted to choose whether to download the files over your mobile data network or over Wi-Fi. To download one or more of the 50 available language packs, go to Menu > Offline languages, then tap on the pin icon next to the languages you want to download.
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