Hello, this is Mohana from Digital Turtle. Today, let's explore two applications that we can use for translation together. In our daily lives, we may encounter situations where something is written in a language we don't understand, or we receive messages in English. In such cases, we need an app that can easily translate for us. For example, if I type in Korean, it will instantly translate to English so I can respond in English. The first app we will look at together is the Google Translate app. Go to the Play Store and search for translation. When you see Google Translate below, tap on it to install. Another app we will use today is created by Naver.

Papago, a translation app, will be installed along with Naver Pop. Today, let's watch the video together once and you can choose which app you find more convenient to use. First, let's open the Google Translate app. When you open Google Translate, a simple screen will appear. You will see a text input box at the top and below, you just need to select the languages. For example, if it's currently set to English on the left and Korean on the right, it means you input text in English here and it will be translated into Korean. If you select the bidirectional arrows in the middle, the positions of Korean and English will switch. Then, if you input text in Korean here, you can see the translation in English right below. So, when you type hello, it translates to

In English, it came out as hello. If you look at it, you can also listen by pressing the speaker like this, or you can press the one next to the speaker, and it will be copied right away. So, if you paste it through KakaoTalk or messages, you can use it immediately. And not only Hello, but various other translations are also available below. You can check like this. So, once the translation is done, let's go back by pressing the arrow on the top left here. Then, as you first saw this initial screen like this, and like the notification that popped up just now after translating, if you touch your hand on the text input above and scroll down, you can see a record of what and when you typed. And if you look, there is a conversation below on the left.

So, if you press the conversation button like this, [MUSIC] Hello. So, as I just spoke Korean directly into the microphone, it will immediately say hello. For example, if you speak in English, press the part that says English here, and say Hello, it will come out in Korean as Hello. This is how we can have a conversation. Now, let's go back to the home screen by pressing the arrow in the top left again. And this time, on the right, you can see it says camera. Camera. Let me press the camera once. For example, if something in English was written somewhere, can you see it? Right now, it's set to change Korean to English, so as you can see here, you can see Korean changing to English. Like this. And if you want to, instead of changing Korean to English, detect the language.

If you scroll this down a bit, there is Korean. If you say you want to change to Korean, do you see it like this? It was written in English again, but if I shine on it, it changes to Korean right away. So, if there is English written somewhere, just turn on the camera and shine on it directly, then the English will be translated into Korean. Up here, it is set to automatically detect the language and change it to Korean, but you can also set it to change from English to Korean directly. So, you can use the camera like this, and on the left, I will press the arrow to go back to the home. And without pressing the conversation, if you press the microphone icon in the middle, the translation will come out as text immediately. Hello, since I said hello, it came out as 안녕하세요, so.

When you meet someone who is a foreigner or need to have a conversation in a foreign language, you can turn on the conversation like this, or if you just say a word or a sentence, you can turn on the microphone and speak, and it will be immediately converted into text. So, Google Translate app is surprisingly simple and very useful to use because it can translate many languages. So, you can use it like this. Now, let's take a look at the Papago app made by Naver that we installed secondly. Papago has a parrot-shaped logo. Let's go into Papago. The home screen of Papago is similar to Google Translate. At the top, there is a setting to translate Korean into English, and at the front, there is a place to input the text to be translated. So, here as well, similar to Google Translate, we can...

You'll be familiar with it, so if it's voice, when you press the microphone, of course, you need to allow it to use this app. So, I only allow it while using the app. Hello, if I say hello in Korean to the microphone like this, it comes out as hello in English. So, you can go back by pressing the left arrow here, and here, it's a little different from Google Translate. Now, this is the result, and a lot of icons appear at the bottom. If you look, the icon at the far left is the copy icon, which immediately copies, and next, the second one is for sharing directly. So, if I want to share hello hello as a message, I can select a message and share it. And the third one will be bookmarked. Then, the one on the far right is pressed like this.

If you see, it shows the results I want to convey prominently, so there may be cases where I show the screen directly like this. Therefore, I can show it in a large size like this. So, press X to exit, and then press the left arrow again to exit. And below the voice, it says conversation. Conversation, nice to meet you again this time as well. So, when I speak in Korean with the microphone like this, it comes out in English, and conversely, when I speak in English, it comes out in Korean. So, you can have a conversation right away by pressing it. Let's press the left arrow again to go back. This time, it also says image here. So, if you press the image, please allow it during app usage, and then if you see here, it is set up for taking pictures. So, if you press the vehicle here, you will see that Korean changes to English on this side.

Because of what I did, the Korean text below has been changed to English. Now, if you press the left arrow at the top again, this time without pressing the camera icon on the side, on the right, there is real-time translation. So, I will try pressing real-time translation once. Have you seen it? Then, unlike Google earlier, you don't need to take a direct picture, but when you point the camera, it will translate in real-time. Also, if I want to switch between Korean and English at the top, by selecting the bidirectional arrow in the middle, this time it changed English to Korean. Now, let's press the arrow at the top left again to go back to the home screen. Also, there is one more thing that wasn't in Google Translate, which is the learning camera. When you press the learning camera once, it asks you to shoot the study page. So, after I shoot one page like this and select complete,

So, within this, it shows how it can learn any sentences or words that are inside here automatically. So, I can listen to this. In this way, I can learn what was inside here, and if I press to save these in notes, the things I was learning will be saved in the notes, so I can continue to listen or see them later. This learning note, if you look at the top right of the screen, there is a note icon. So, if you press the note icon, the notes that you can learn are inside here. So, when it was an English note just now, if you press the English note, the screen I just took will appear. So, I will go back using the arrow on the top left. To return to the home screen, you need to press the X mark on the top right of the Edu note. And

If you press the three lines at the top left of the Papago home screen, it says Favorites right here. So, when you press Favorites, the words that we starred before will be here. So, if you have some expressions that you use well, you can star them like this in Favorites. Therefore, I have now looked at the Google Translate app and the Naver Papago app together. And one more thing to mention is, for example, in KakaoTalk, if you receive a message in English and you want to translate it, press and hold the message that came down here, copy it, then go to Papago, press and hold here to enter the content to translate, paste it. Then, instead of Korean to English, it's English now.

I need to change it to Korean, so like this, copy it like this, I can check what message I received by putting it directly into the translation app. And if I want to reply to this message like this, there is a way to send it here without using the translation app every time. So, press the chat window like this, and if you look, there is a written at the top of the keyboard and there is a part with an arrow next to the magnifying glass. Let me click on that. Click like this, and it says Text to translate from Korean to English, so I type Hello, nice to meet you. If you look at the bottom right, the A arrow mark has appeared again. So I will click on that. How is it? It immediately shows hello nice meet you like this. So if you press send, you can send it right away. So, in this way, you can send what you want to say directly translated on the keyboard.

So today, we looked into translation applications like Google Translate and Naver Papago that allow us to translate like this. We also explored the feature that enables us to translate directly from the keyboard. If you found the video helpful, please like, subscribe, and turn on notifications. I will see you in the next video. Thank you.

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