WhatsApp Introduces New Feature Translate Message A Live Message Translator. Read Full Article To Find More
Clearly WhatsApp is the biggest platform which is connecting and is a main source of communication system from last more than 10 years. WhatsApp always working on different projects to make its communication platform an easy and useful experience for its users. Messaging app owned by Meta, is always bringing something new for its users and this time this Meta’s messaging app introduces a live translation message feature.
According to a recently published article on wabetainfo.com, an official website for WhatsApp Web and desktop, announced that WhatsApp developers are working on a live message translation option. To translate all chat messages to different languages. This development marks the new significant enhancement to allow users to personally decide to automatically translate their chats. This feature is still under development process but the announcement identifies that Developers are working hard for its users to communicate easily with each other in different languages.
Translate Message
As shown in the picture, User can select the specific message to translate into different language and a popup will appear to select the desired language then select and download the language to translate your messages into that language.
Privacy and end-to-end encryption
Live translate feature is under development and WhatsApp is also keeping this in mind that it should not affect on user’s privacy and end-to-end encryption system. The communication app always tries to give its best when it comes to the privacy of its customers. And end-to-end encryption.
Available Languages
Right now, WhatsApp is in the development process to translate text messages from one language into another. It is planned to introduce this language translation option in future updates. In initial stage this translation features work on limited languages such as English, Arabic, Spanish, Portuguese (Brazil), Russian, and Hindi, with more languages to be potentially added in future updates.
Official Article On Wabetainfo.com
“In the article about the WhatsApp beta for Android 2.24.15.9 update, we announced that WhatsApp was working on a feature to translate all chat messages. Thanks to the latest WhatsApp beta for Android 2.24.15.12 update, which is available on the Google Play Store, we discovered that WhatsApp is working on a feature to automatically translate messages into a different language.
Users will be able to translate a selected message, with the option to automate this process for all new messages. After selecting the language, they wish to translate the message into, WhatsApp will prompt the user to download a necessary language pack for the translation. When the message content is translated, a new label will appear within the message bubble, indicating that the message was successfully translated. This label will help users distinguish between original and translated messages, ensuring clear communication and reducing potential misunderstandings.
A feature to automatically translate messages into a different language is under development and it will be available in a future update. We will keep you updated with an additional article as soon as we have more details to share about this feature.”
FAQ's
Yes WhatsApp user's can now translate messages in different languages.
WhatsApp translate message is feature where you can translate your message into another language.
Now you can translate your messages on WhatsApp instantly in different languages. By following these steps.
User can select the specific message to translate into different languages and a popup will appear to select the desired language then select and download the language to translate your messages into that language.
On initial stages you can translate message into these languages English, Arabic, Spanish, Portuguese (Brazil), Russian, and Hindi, with more languages to be potentially added in future updates.
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