I’m been using this app for a year now and it’s definitely the best way to complement my learning of korean. The interface is near perfect and the translations very rarely disappoint, it’s a million times better than any other apps I’ve used before. ...
Even if you’re not learning a new language, chances are that you’ll need to communicate with speakers of other languages at one point or another.Naver Papgocan interpret between languages in real time, like a simultaneous interpreter, breaking down the language barrier and opening the door ...
In Esperanto, Papago refers to a parrot, a bird with language abilities. Papago supports 14 languages : Korean, English, Japanese, Chinese (Simplified/Traditional), Spanish, French, Vietnamese, Thai, Indonesian, Russian, German, Italian and Arabic. ...
In Esperanto, Papago refers to a parrot, a bird with language abilities. Papago supports 14 languages : Korean, English, Japanese, Chinese (Simplified/Traditional), Spanish, French, Vietnamese, Thai, Indonesian, Russian, German, Italian and Arabic. ...
I have been using papago for two years to converse with my korean friend. I’m still learning korean so I can tweak a few words that are probably incorrect in translation but lately the app has been inserting words and names that aren’t even being used in the sentence. It would be ...
The best/most accurate translation app that I’ve used but I was wondering if there’s a way to get it to translate words into the Korean word instead of the English? I’m not sure how to explain it in the proper turn but take for example the word maroon. To my understanding, the...
Coreano Inglese (Stati Uniti) Quasi esperto It's a complicated question haha, in korean there isn't any word that correspondes to the English "you"There are words like 당신(formal) or 너(informal), but they are not used at all often in colloquial situations. Especially 당신 ...