iTranslate Voice 4+

The BEST out there!

I love this app and recommend it often! I have used this app regularly for several years and am now able to communicate with a friend from another country that would never have been possible without this app. I can speak my sentence and it types the words I am saying in English, so that I can verify that it heard me correctly before translating. This is huge, because sometimes it does not pick up my dialect correctly and I can correct it before it translates a sentence that would not make sense. Then when I hit translate, it writes the translation out in Spanish for her to read while she is listening to it speak., and vice versa. I can also very easily send her the translation in a text, by hitting send if we are not in the same room. I appreciate that the voice is very pleasant and fluid, the app picks up on grammatical cues and adds commas and periods when it repeats back what I have said, keeping it from sounding automated or computer generated, so we can have conversations without ever feeling like we are having to use a go between to understand each other.

Also, many apps only offer Castellion Spanish from Spain, however this app also recognizes that Spanish from Mexico is different and has it listed as a separate language choice. Some apps give less than accurate translations, this one has always been very accurate.

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My love in the Dominican republic

I recently went down to Dominican republic got married I do not speak any Spanish all I had was a text translator.

Then I noticed the other day they had a voice translator and now it is so much easier to communicate I could speak to her and she can speak to me in translation she was so happy to hear what I was used to text but here in her own language by voice so until I learn to speak the language this is the perfect way for us to communicate I’ll probably upgrade to some wireless earbuds voice translation system that are available soon

not bad ... but there's better one out there

The single-language (English and .... Spanish, for example) translator/dictionaries are much better at what they do, and are less expensive or free.
This one is eight dollars but gives you many idioms in one app. ; nice if you're traveling through Europe for example.
Its main voice translation competitor right now is Speak & Translate ... but it's a hefty twenty bucks! S & T is slightly superior in several areas, like voice volume for instance. Yes, that's very important in a product like this because it's often being used in noisy environments. and since you're mostly listening (or asking the OTHER person to listen) to a foreign jumble of syllables, you want a higher degree of sharpness & clarity & volume coming from your tiny little smartphone speaker.
The text-only version of iTranslate is free and works quite well, so you might want to check that out first before spending the $8 for the voice version.