No longer a reliable App
This app used to be my GO-TO for Translations.
It always used to work. Starting in 2026 it only works about half of the time if I'm lucky. It says, "AN ERROR HAS OCCURED — The app cannot connect to server. Please check your internet connection."
I AM CONNECTED. Everything else works.
PLEASE FIX YOUR APP!
It always used to work. Starting in 2026 it only works about half of the time if I'm lucky. It says, "AN ERROR HAS OCCURED — The app cannot connect to server. Please check your internet connection."
I AM CONNECTED. Everything else works.
PLEASE FIX YOUR APP!
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Traduire une ordonnance
Super bien traduit
Efficient
I generally find Translatium to be an efficient application. The translations are very similar to Google Translate. Some minor AI foibles, but insufficient to alter my overall opinion.
Translation
Great
The transliteration needs some work
I like the fact that for languages such as Hebrew, which are written in another alphabet, that they also give a transliteration of the Hebrew word. This helps in pronunciation, as Hebrew is a written language that doesn’t use vowels, when written, except when teaching new speakers. However, I’ve noticed a lot of errors in it, even with my rudimentary knowledge of the language. For instance, the Hebrew word Hah-im was written as Ham and when I asked a question like Do you like it, madam, it conjugated the male form, even though I was asking a woman. “ham ata(ottah) ohev et ze gvarti?” It should be Hah-im at(ot) ohevet et ze gvarti? האם אתה אוהב את זה, גברתי? I’m not sure if it should be gveret, as would normally be the word for madam, or miss. So, it does need some work. In the Hebrew alphabet, it appears to be correct. After rereading the Hebrew, it appears that they also used the wrong gender to conjugate the sentence. משמעוּת (mishmah-oot) which means “meaning” you translated as mishmawta. When I didn’t use the dot next to the letter vav, you translated it as mishmash-ot, but it isn’t.
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