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Easily communicate your destination or ask for directions in Japan, Taiwan, or China. Select a place on the map or from your bookmarks, and the app will generate and speak the translated sentence in the local language. Essential phrases for taxis and general inquiries are also included.
What's New in Map & Talk
3.3.1
June 21, 2024
fix some bugs
In-App Purchases
$0.99
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FAQ
What languages does Map & Talk support?
Map & Talk supports Japanese and Chinese for speaking translated sentences. The app is designed to help users communicate their destinations and needs in these languages while traveling.
Can I use Map & Talk offline?
Yes, the 'Speak' and 'Bookmark' functions are available offline. This means you can access translated sentences and your saved places even without a Wi-Fi connection, making it reliable for travel.
How does the free version of Map & Talk differ from the paid version?
The free version has limitations, including 10 speech uses and the inability to add custom bookmarks. Upgrading unlocks these features and removes advertisements.
Does Map & Talk have ads?
Yes, the free version of Map & Talk contains advertisements. Users can remove these ads by upgrading to the paid version.
What is the age rating for Map & Talk?
Map & Talk has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for a wide range of users, including children, for travel assistance.
How often is Map & Talk updated?
The app was last updated on June 21, 2024, with version 3.3.1. This suggests regular updates to improve functionality and address any issues.
What devices is Map & Talk available on?
Map & Talk is available on iPhones and iPads, making it accessible to a large segment of mobile users.
How accurate are the translations in Map & Talk?
The app automatically generates translated sentences for common travel scenarios like asking for directions or stating a destination. While designed for ease of use, users should be aware that automated translations may not always capture nuances.





