Earlier Google Translator (web application) also used to transcript the Source text in target language during translation but it is not doing so anymore.
I need that old feature as it served as a good transcription service. How can I get that?
Transcription feature missing
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I doubt you can actually get exactly the old interface, Google may already remove the code altogether. However you can get something close by disabling JavaScript for the page, you can easily double-click the translated text to select it, as shown in the image below:
Alternatively, even without disabling JavaScript you can do the selection with just an additional double click. Once you double click on the translated text and given chance to edit, you can instead select the text and ignore the editing form.
If you're wanting to switch quickly from Detect→EN to EN→HU, that's similar to what I often do with Dutch and French. I also hate having to open the dropdown and find the language every time, so I've come up with a little trick to shorten the process a bit.
I just type a short word in Dutch (like "goed") which I know will get auto-detected. Then all I have to do is click the Swap Languages button and it goes straight from NL→EN to EN→NL.
For Hungarian, just find a word which does the same. I've tried "pusz" and it works for me. So your flow would be:
- Type
pusz - Click Swap Languages
- Enter whatever you want in English and see the Hungarian translation
Best Answer
There are formulas in Google Docs that let you translate text, is that what you're referring to?
See Docs Editors Help.