Translation Apps in Wuhan
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This webpage introduces a practical guide on using translation apps in China, covering popular tools like Google Translate, Baidu Translate, WeChat’s built-in translator, and Papago. It explains step-by-step how to overcome language barriers for tasks like reading menus, asking directions, or communicating with locals—ensuring a smoother travel experience in China
1. Choose a Translation App
Popular options include:
Google Translate: Supports text, voice, and image translations (e.g., photographing signs or menus) .
Baidu Translate: Offers voice/text/photo translations and supports rare languages like Swahili .
WeChat: Use its "Translate" feature in chats or the "Tencent TranSmart" mini-program for real-time conversations .
Papago: Ideal for Korean/Japanese tourists; supports voice and text translations.
2. Download & Set Up
Download from app stores (e.g., Apple App Store, Google Play). Note: Google services may require VPN in China.
For WeChat: Enable "Translate" in settings (Settings > General > Translation).


Search on Appstore about translator


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Baidu translator provides English and Chinese translation services


Wechat provides inserted translation service


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