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Q: What is the best application that I can download on my phone to translate from Chinese to English?

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you say from previous posts that you are a teacher in China.

What application have you used up to this point to translate from Chinese to English?

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In old times, I use to aks ... my students, ... what does it mean ... ?

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For translating from Chinese to English, popular applications include:

  1. Google Translate - Widely used and offers voice, handwriting, and image translation.
  2. DeepL - Known for its accuracy, especially for nuanced language.
  3. Microsoft Translator - Reliable and integrates well with other Microsoft products.
  4. Pleco - Particularly strong for Chinese learners, offering dictionary features as well.
  5. Papago - Great for Asian languages, including Chinese, and has high accuracy
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DEEPL TRANSLATE IS A RELIABLE SITE THAT TRANSALTE CHINESE TO ENGLISH

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Yes, indeed ...

https://www.deepl.com/en/translator?hl=en

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