Google Translate expands offline language options

Google Translate has 33 new languages that can be used offline.

According to a Google blog post, users can download the languages beforehand and translate text when they don’t have an internet connection.

The new languages include:

• Basque

• Cebuano

• Chichewa

• Corsican

• Frisian

• Hausa

• Hawaiian

• Hmong

• Igbo

• Javanese

• Khmer

• Kinyarwanda

• Kurdish

• Lao

• Latin

• Luxembourgish

• Malagasy

• Maori

• Myanmar (Burmese)

• Oriya / Odia

• Samoan

• Scots Gaelic

• Sesotho

• Shona

• Sindhi

• Sundanese

• Tatar

• Turkmen

• Uyghur

• Xhosa

• Yiddish

• Yoruba

• Zulu

Once you’ve updated the app, you can access offline languages by selecting the languages and tapping the download button.

Source: Google