iPhone Application: Talking iPhone Translator

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Have you ever been in a situation where you want to strike a conversation with this gorgeous looking foreigner at the bar but the only problem is; you can't say your favorite pickup line in her language.

Folks at Coolgorilla have come out with a cool application for your iPhone called the "iPhone Translator" to help you out in exactly such situations.

Coolgorilla has been developing software applications for iPods & Mobile phones and as you would expect has just launched their first application for the iPhone called the "iPhone Translator".

The application provides you with both text and audio translations (more like a phrase book) in French, Spanish, German, Portuguese and Italian with the Greek version expected soon making it a perfect companion if you are in Europe or on a Europe trip. The iPhone Translator will also help brush up your language skills as you can verify the pronunciation of a phrase by hearing it first.

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6 Responses to iPhone Application: Talking iPhone Translator

  1. Here is another good translator app that allows you to translate any words or phrases directly from your iPhone or iPod Touch. Many languages are supported:

    http://www.mikebrittain.com/iphone/tr/

  2. blckb3rries says:

    yeah you might want to try http://m.askvelazquez.com
    it's a 250,000 word Spanish-English English-Spanish dictionary made for the iphone web browser. I also know taht the company is working on a downloadable app for this as well.

  3. DAVID GARCIA says:

    WELL I PREFERER ENGLIS TO SPANISH SO I WOULD LIKE TO BUY THIS SOFTWARE BUT WITH A WARRANTY .. IF I DONT LIKE TO RETURN JUST I WANNA BE HAPPY

    THANK U

  4. Roger says:

    Travel Translator from Freblo has also lots of phrases in different languages and with sound included.
    The good point is that no internet connection is required
    Great app

  5. mary says:

    Well i'm using right now another one which is getting pretty popular, it's called ISayHello, it's more like a phrase book and it helps me with a lot of situations!
    Here you can get it:
    http://isayhello.mobi/

  6. jaydee says:

    Cerveza is not a “drink”…it is a beer. Drink is just as generic in spanish as it is in english.

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