20 fun facts to celebrate Google Translate turning 20 years old

13. You can use Translate offline.
And if you want to put your new language skills to use abroad, you can download the languages you need to use Translate offline on Android and iOS, because we know that the need for access doesn't stop when the signal stops. Whether you are navigating a remote route or traveling to a new country, it ensures that even without a connection, you always have easy access to text translation. Also, fun fact: English, Arabic, Spanish, French, Japanese, German, Hindi, Chinese, Russian and Italian are the most downloaded offline languages in the world.
14. Visual rendering has gone from cool subtlety to essential in everyday travel.
The lens emits reflections in motion. It uses your camera to overlay translations directly on things like menus and signs, so you always know exactly what you're ordering no matter where you're going when you're traveling abroad.
15. People love to rotate and translate on Android.
Whether you're curious about the K-Beauty trend or finally want to know what those trending music lyrics mean, translation is one of the top ways people use Circle to Search on Android.



