After a dozen translations in three languages: The good: quick and accurate (as far as I can tell) translations. The bad: It will drive you crazy asking for access to every website you visit on your browser

I like the fact that for languages such as Hebrew, which are written in another alphabet, that they also give a transliteration of the Hebrew word. This helps in pronunciation, as Hebrew is a written language that doesn’t use vowels, when written, except when teaching new speakers. However, I’ve noticed a lot of errors in it, even with my rudimentary knowledge of the language. For instance, the Hebrew word Hah-im was written as Ham and when I asked a question like Do you like it, madam, it conjugated the male form, even though I was asking a woman. “ham ata(ottah) ohev et ze gvarti?” It should be Hah-im at(ot) ohevet et ze gvarti? האם אתה אוהב את זה, גברתי? I’m not sure if it should be gveret, as would normally be the word for madam, or miss. So, it does need some work. In the Hebrew alphabet, it appears to be correct. After rereading the Hebrew, it appears that they also used the wrong gender to conjugate the sentence.

I’ve installed this app on my MBP for general use & so far, used it to translate languages I’ve got little to no knowledge of, with great success.Today I typed in a paragraph set to auto-detect to English, and it was very efficient in keeping up with my typing as it offered the translated Hungarian to English text. What impressed me is that while I typed from an English keyboard, Translatium did an excellent job with words containing most or all Hungarian characters. The result had what might be thought of as ‘mistakes,’ but those words seem to be names or other information, like locations, based on the context of the message, that probably don’t have equivalent words in English. I had some issue printing to pdf. I’ll check the settings to see if perhaps I need to define specific output types or destinations. The defaults are logical, like sending a translation to a printer or email, but I didn’t have time at that moment to figure out how printing the paragraph as a pdf & save it to downloads. Translatium is definitely useful! A big Thank to the team.

Great and Well thought out. For my needs, pretty simple really This app works really well and does what I need it to do. I just transfer from my texting app to Translatium”, translate then copy and past back to my texting app. I like how it is designed. Fortunately my friend can speak some English and pretty well. But for large texts, I like to translate to make it easier on him. We are doing Missions work, spreading The Word of Truth of God