Reverso translate and learn

So the problem with many translators (especially google translate) is the fact that they typically will give you the “correct” translation but since language evolves and CONTEXT matters, this app tops any translation app by showing you hundreds of ways a word can be used. Honestly I could go on forever however I do have one piece of advice for the app developers regarding the voice play back feature. Regarding pronunciation I believe it would be especially helpful to include the phonetic IPA spelling for vocabulary as such found in common dictionaries. This would help those familiar with the IPA language understand how to correctly pronounce the words in the text. Since sometimes it’s a bit difficult to replicate the pronunciation of the voice playback to someone trying to properly pronounce a new word. Other than that the app is amazing. Thanks for your work.

The is an AWESOME APP THE PRONUNCIATION IS EXCITING TO LISTEN TO AND LEARN FROM YOU HAVE TO GET THIS APP FOR YOUR LANGUAGE LEARNING THX YISRAEL HANNAH

English to Spanish translation is awesome, it gave me more words translated than any other app

I’m so disappointed I just bought the app but still see advertisements when I click on conjugation to see the verbs videos keep playing! Please help me with this!

This app is a magic for beginners

the free version is amazing, but i pay for premium so that i can save words and use other features and this app is amazing! in particular, i’m studying european portuguese and absolutely love the display of alternate and similar meanings - there are countless words in this language that hold 3-7 or more meanings in specific contexts. TWO features i’d love to see: 1/ when viewing conjugations, it would be incredibly helpful to see a small red dot or icon indicating that a conjugation is irregular (eg for a verb like “fazer”). 2/ a setting to change tone (or set all tone) to formal or informal in translations. otherwise it’s perfect - thank you!

This is an amazing application. I was using Google translate, and was really happy with it. but this application is much better. I especially like the fact that it makes a list of all the words I really want to learn, and supplies a quiz for them. It also finds the word used in other sentences on the Internet or in literature. Five stars.

I like it so much I always use it

Был хороший словарь когда-то, но когда авторы озаботились доходами, они отключили бесплатным пользователям половину контента, а в оставшейся половине регулярно выдаются откровенные ошибки в переводе. Как например, вот этот «прекрасный» перевод !!! Это что вообще?! Полностью противоположное значение! -Этот факт и выпал из внимания разработчиков. -This has attracted the attention of developers. То есть совести уже совсем нет? Нормальный перевод только платно или что? Хоть не позорились бы! Update: Спасибо за ответ. Стала внимательнее проверять ваши переводы, ошибок оказалось ооочень много, раньше такого и близко не было. Если вы, решив положиться на AI, уволили людей из экономии, то сделали это зря. Приведу еще пример ваших «переводов» «Вы часто переезжаете, поэтому я не жду вашего ответа. Or, given that you're not much of a writer, should I not expect an answer?» Тут оригинал и перевод просто никак не связаны по смыслу. И такого очень много стало.

While this app is extremely useful in many areas, it still needs some improvements. For instance when learning any of the East Asian languages (Chinese, Japanese, or Korean) either through a quiz or from any of the provided examples, you can’t tap on any of the words and check their romanizations (which would assist in knowing how to pronounce those words). Even though this is implemented in the translation part of the app (where the romanization of the entire translation is provided just below the translation itself), it would be helpful to have this implemented everywhere. Not only that, but also be able to tap on individual words (to show a pop up or something) in the translations or the provided examples so you can see more about that word (such as its definitions, or its own romanization for any of the East Asian languages) so you can better understand which words have which meanings in the provided sentence.