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Без переводчика можно обойтись только в одном случае — если есть хорошие знания определенного языка. В остальных случаях можно использовать онлайн сервис или функциональный софт, который переводит фразы и предложения. На выходе обычно не получается читабельный контент, но общий смысл можно понять. Искусственный интеллект не учитывает грамматику при построении фраз, и если перевести текст к примеру, с русского на английский, то в нем будет много ошибок, а каждое предложение станет самостоятельным, то есть будет отсутствовать смысловая связь между предложениями. Рекомендуем скачать бесплатно переводчик для виндовс 10 и пользоваться его функциональными возможностями.

В Windows 10 есть предустановленный инструмент для перевода не только текста, но и голосовых сообщений. Microsoft Translator поддерживает распознавание рукописного текста с помощью сенсорной панели. Софт распознает до 60 языков и в том числе поддерживает русский, английский, украинский и т.д. Одна из главных функций — перевод текста в режиме реального времени. Можно создавать конференцию с несколькими людьми, настроить утилиту, и она будет помогать общаться с иностранцами.

Кроме окна для вставки текстовых фрагментов есть история переводов и книга сохраненных фраз. Доступно несколько режимов работы: текст, голос, изображение, ручной ввод. Допустимый объем символов — 10 тысяч. Для распознавания голосовых сообщений понадобится микрофон, программа запросит доступ к нему. Список установленных языков можно настраивать под свои задачи.

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Translate the world around you without WiFi

Download offline translation packs before your next adventure and translate while off the grid.

Real-time, translated captions

Translate a live conversation into one of 90 languages and dialects directly from the app.

Download the app

Select your platform to download directly from the app store.

Translator for Outlook add-in

Translator for Outlook add-in helps you read messages in your preferred language across devices.

Translator for Edge plug-in

Translate foreign language web pages into one of 90 languages and dialects using the Microsoft Edge plug-in.

Help & FAQs

Get your questions answered on our Help pages and user forums.

Translator for Education

Microsoft Translator helps bridge communication gaps by supporting accessible classroom learning with live captioning, cross-language understanding, and even multilingual casual conversations to help with student integration.

Translator for Business

Learn more about how Microsoft Translator’s text and speech translation technology can globalize your business and connect with your customers worldwide.

Translator Blog

Check out the latest news and stories from Microsoft Translator.

Try Microsoft Translator for free

Test Translator’s text and speech translation performance

There are multiple ways to test Translator’s text and speech translation performance right now for free.

At the simplest level, you can try out translation right away over the web or in Office products without installing any new programs. If you would like to take a closer look, you can install apps such as the Microsoft Translator apps for your smart phone.

To see how Translator works, we offer free sample apps on GitHub for text and speech, complete with open source code so you can view the code in action. To use the sample apps, you will first need to sign up for a free subscription to the Text or Speech API.

If you want to jump directly to testing out Translator in your own apps, sign up for a free subscription to Translator or Speech service on Azure.

View pricing for the Translator and Speech Service on Azure.

Try out in web apps and in Microsoft Word

Translator for Bing

Instantly translate your text from one language to another with Translator for Bing. Powered by Microsoft Translator, the site provides free translation to and from any of the supported text translation languages.

Translator live conversations

Translate in-person, face-to-face conversations in real time, with up to 100 speakers all speaking their own languages and using their own device. Learn more

Word Translator

Microsoft Office 365 subscribers can translate Word documents into 90 languages and dialects using Word Translator, an intelligent service made available through the cloud. The built-in Word Translator can be used whether you want to translate a selection of words within a document, or translate the entire document. Learn more

Install Translator apps and plugins

Microsoft Translator App

Microsoft Translator is a free, personal translation app for 90 languages and dialects, to translate text, voice, conversations, camera photos, and screenshots. Learn more

Translator for Microsoft Edge

Translate foreign language web pages from 90 languages and dialects using the Microsoft Edge web browser. Learn more

Translator for Outlook add-In

Translator helps you read messages in your preferred language across devices. Learn more

Test sample apps

The following apps require subscription to Translator or the Translator Speech API. View how to sign up below.

Document Translator

Microsoft Document Translator allows you to translate your Word, PDF, PowerPoint, plain text or Excel documents quickly and easily. You can also customize and fine tune your translations. The source code for this sample app is also available on GitHub.

Speech Translator

Translate as you speak and show the translations in a subtitle window displayed on your screen. This sample application shows the use of near real-time translation and transcription. The source code for this sample app is also available on GitHub.

Develop your own app

Follow these 4 steps to begin using Translator to start developing your own app.

If you are in China, you can subscribe to a free trial on Azure.cn. View steps for subscribing on Azure.cn.

1. Sign into the Azure portal

• Don’t have an account? You can create a free account to experiment at no charge.
• Already have an account? Sign-in

2. Create a subscription for Translator

After you sign in to the portal, you can create a subscription to Translator as follows:

• Select + Create a resource.
• In the Search the Marketplace search box, enter Translator and then select Translator from the results.
• Select Create to define details for the subscription.
• From the Pricing tier list, select the pricing tier that best fits your needs.
  • Each subscription has a free tier. The free tier has the same features and functionalities as the paid plans and doesn’t expire.
  • You can have only one free subscription for your account.
• Select Create to finish creating the subscription.

  3. Authentication Key

  When you sign up for Translator, you get a personalized access key unique to your subscription. This key is required on each call to Translator.

  • Retrieve your authentication key by first selecting the appropriate subscription.
  • Select Keys in the Resource Management section of your subscription’s details.
  • Copy either of the keys listed for your subscription.

  4. Learn, Test & Get Support

  Real-time, translated conversations with captions

  Break communication barriers in 90 languages and dialects with the Translator multi-device conversation feature

  

  Translator for Education

  Create a more inclusive classroom that supports accessible learning with live captioning and cross-language understanding for both students and parents.

  

  Translator for Business

  Microsoft Translator’s text and speech translation technology can globalize your business and connect with your customers worldwide.

  

  No WiFi or network signal? Not a problem.

  Download our offline language packs and translate menus and phrases while traveling abroad.

  

  Translator app features

  Have real-time, translated conversations with captions, translate menus and street signs without an internet connection, and translate web pages and app content with one tap.

  

  Translator in the classroom

  Microsoft Translator helps bridge communication gaps by supporting accessible classroom learning with live captioning, cross-language understanding, and even multilingual casual conversations to help with student integration.

  

  Translator Videos

  Subscribe to the Microsoft Translator playlist on YouTube and stay updated on our latest apps, education videos, and translation technology.

  

  Translator for Education resources

  Download translated parent-teacher conference letters, how-to guides, and more.

  

  Translator for Business

  Learn more about how Microsoft Translator’s text and speech translation technology can globalize your business and connect with your customers worldwide.

  

  Translator Blog

  Check out the latest news and stories from Microsoft Translator.

  Translator for Windows 10 FAQs

  The Microsoft Translator app for Windows desktop is retired and is no longer available for download from the Microsoft Store. Please read the Translator blog to discover all your options for translating on your Windows device.

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  Edge translator add-in is not installing

  Please start a chat with a support engineer using the following link: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/contact/menu/software/windows/ts/.

  How to download language packs for offline use

  To be able to use Translator when you are offline, you need to download the language packs of the from-language and the to-language you’d like to use when you are offline. The English language pack has already been downloaded.

  Downloading a language pack works as follows:

  • Make sure you are using a Wi-Fi connection and that your device is not in battery saving mode.
  • Tap or click on Translator
  • Tap or click on Language Packs at the top right of your screen
  • Tap or click on the language pack you would like to download from the list of language packs on the right of your screen
  • Tap or click on Download
  • You will see that the language pack starts to download

  The language pack has downloaded when you see that it appears in the Installed list on the left of your screen.

  How to join a conversation

  When someone has already started a conversation and gives you a code, you can join the conversation as follows:

  • Click the Conversation tab
  • Join a conversation by entering the conversation code
  • Enter your name and language
  • Your conversation will appear. You can press and hold Ctrl + Spacebar to speak, or type a message.

  How to start a conversation

  • Click the Conversation tab
  • Select “Start Conversation”
  • Enter your name and language
  • Your conversation will appear, with a 5-letter conversation code and a QR code. People can join the conversation by scanning this code, or manually entering the code from their device.
  • The live conversation will appear inline

  How to translate a PDF file

  How to translate a webpage using the Microsoft Translator plug-in

  Microsoft Edge

  If you are using Microsoft 10 with the Windows 10 Anniversary update, you can add the Microsoft Translator extension to your Edge browser to instantly translate webpages: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/p/translator-for-microsoft-edge/9nblggh4n4n3

  If you are using Windows 10, but have not received the Anniversary Update, learn more here.

  Once you have installed the Translator add-in, the translation icon is visible in the address bar. When you visit a foreign-language webpage in Microsoft Edge you can then click on the icon to instantly translate the webpage to a language of your choice. You can also select a sentence on the page and then use right click to translate the selected text. The extension works with all of the languages supported by Microsoft Translator.

  Internet Explorer

  Select the text, right-click and select “Translate with Bing”

  Other Browsers

  Go to the Translator for Bing webpage at www.bing.com/translator and enter the URL into the translation field. This will only work for non-secure sites (http://, not https://).

  How to translate images

  • Click the Translate tab
  • Select the Image menu
  • Select the language of the text within the photo, and the language you want to translate to
  • Click Open to upload an image (.gif, .jpg, or .png)
  • The translation will overlay on the original text, and the translated text will appear on the right.

  How to translate speech

  How to translate speech

  • Click the Translate tab
  • Select the Voice menu
  • Select the language you are speaking, and the language you want to translate to. For a list of supported speech and text languages, click here.
  • Click the microphone button, or Ctrl+Spacebar, and say something
  • Your words will be transcribed on the left, and the translation on the right.

  How to translate text

  • Enter the text you want to translate in the box on the left
  • Verify that the language of your content is correct
  • Auto-Detect: If Auto-Detect is selected, Translator attempts to determine the language automatically. In short texts, there is sometimes not enough information to detect the correct language. In that case please choose the source language manually.
  • Choose the language you want to translate to on the right.
  • The translated text will appear in the box on the right.

  Text translation features

  • Listen to the translation: Hear a playback of the translation (Text-To-Speech technology)
  • Learn more: Highlight any word and click “Dictionary” to look up the word’s possible translations. View example sentences in both languages to decide which translation works best given your particular context.
  • Pin translations to view later within your History tab.
  • Save the translations to a text file.
  • Share translations through email, or any other Windows 10 apps such as OneNote, Skype, Twitter, etc.

  How to translate using Windows Ink

  • First, make sure you have installed the Ink languages you’d like to use. Go to Windows Settings > Time & Language > Region & language, Choose a language, and click Options. Under Handwriting, click Download.
  • Select the from and to language
  • Use your pen, mouse, or stylus to hand write something into the input box
  • Your transcribed text will appear in the left box, and the translation on the right.

  How to use the Phrasebook

  • Click the Phrasebook tab
  • Choose from one of our phrasebook categories
  • Select the from and to language
  • Choose from the sub-menu, and the phrase will appear in the box on right
  • You can Listen to the translation (Text-To-Speech), highlight a word and click the Dictionary icon to find the meaning of the word in the context of the full sentence, Copy the translation, or add it to your Favorite list by clicking the star icon.

  Is there a translator app for my PC?

  Yes. Download the Microsoft Translator Windows 10 app from the Microsoft store.

  Translator Dictionary

  When using the Microsoft Translator Windows 10 app, you can use the Dictionary feature in the context of a full sentence.

  • Open the Microsoft Translator Windows 10 app
  • Select the Translate tab, then Text
  • Select the from and to language
  • Type your sentence or copy/paste your text
  • In the box to the right, highlight specific words in the language you translated to.
  • Click the Dictionary icon, and you will see a translation of the word, and an “Examples” tab providing example sentences of the highlighted word.

  How to translate an email

  The quickest way to translate the occasional email is to copy and paste the text in https://www.bing.com/translator

  If you translate emails on a regular basis, install the Translator for Outlook add-in.

  Why can’t I download offline packs?

  1. Cancel the current download of languages:
     • Tap on the language that is currently downloading
     • Select YES
  2. Make sure your device is not in battery saving mode
  3. Restart your phone or PC by turning it on and off.
  4. Download the language again.

  Why can’t I listen to the audio of a translation?

  Some languages have text to speech audio output, allowing you to hear the translated text by tapping the speaker icon. Languages that have text-to-speech capabilities will be represented by a speaker icon below the translation. Please find the list of languages that support text to speech on our Languages page.

  Translating audio from movies, video clips, or external media

  The Microsoft Translator app does not support translation of external media sources or files, such as movies or video clips.

  Why am I unable to speak in the conversation?

  Troubleshoot in the following order:

  • Make sure your language is listed as a speech-supported language in the drop down list. Check out our language list here.
  • Are you on iOS using Safari on iPhone or iPad? If so, there are technical limitations on these devices that inhibits websites from accessing their microphones. If you’re on an iPhone or iPad using the Safari browser, you won’t be able to use our speech features, even if a speech-supported language is selected.

  If your speech language is supported, and you’re not using Safari on iPhone or iPad:

  • Confirm you clicked yes when your device or browser asked for microphone access to use Translator. Without the permission to access your microphone, you won’t be able to use our speech features.
  • Verify you haven’t been muted by the host of the conversation. If the host is giving a presentation or wants to prevent interruptions, they might have muted participants from speaking.

  Is the Microsoft Translator app free?

  The Microsoft Translator App is free of charge.

  If you’re interested in using the Microsoft Translator API for business, visit our business site.

  I’m giving a presentation or a lecture. What settings should I use?

  Turn on the Presenter mode toggle in the multi-device conversation feature Settings pane while giving a presentation. This will unmute your microphone for the duration of the presentation.

  If you are the conversation host, turning on Presenter mode will also mute other participants to prevent interruptions during the presentation.

  I’m trying to enter a conversation using the five-letter code. Why do I see the “invalid conversation code” error?

  Troubleshoot in the following order:

  • Did the host of the conversation lock new participants from joining? If so, this is the message that will appear on screen.
  • If the host has not locked out new participants:
    • Make sure the five-letter code you entered is correct.
    • Verify the conversation is still active. A conversation ceases to exist when the conversation host ends the conversation or if there are no participants active in the conversation.

  Speech translation languages: what is available for which feature?

  Visit our languages page for complete list of languages and features in the app.

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