goo-guhl t-rans-layt Answer from Joe Carden on howtopronounce.com
goo-guhl t-rans-layt Answer from Joe Carden on howtopronounce.com
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Google Translate
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Google's service, offered free of charge, instantly translates words, phrases, and web pages between English and over 100 other languages.
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Google Support
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Google translate pronunciation - Google Translate Community
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Forvo
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Google Translate pronunciation: How to pronounce Google Translate in English
Pronunciation guide: Learn how to pronounce Google Translate in English with native pronunciation. Google Translate translation and audio pronunciation
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YouGlish
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Google Translate | 644 pronunciations of Google Translate in English
Sound it Out: Break down the word 'google translate' into its individual sounds "goo" + "guhl tranz" + "layt". Say these sounds out loud, exaggerating them at first.
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Quora
quora.com › How-does-Google-Translate-pronounce-the-words
How does Google Translate pronounce the words? - Quora
Answer: Thanks for A2A. Until answering this question, I have never listened to a Google pronunciation and find that it does a much better job than my SatNav. Early text-to-speech was done using synthetic phonemes. Each phoneme is a most basic sub-syllable sound. For example, using the word “wo...
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Leonardo English
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Google Translate Superpowers for English Learning: 9 Ways to Use This Powerful Translation Tool
Click the speaker icon to hear Google pronounce the word or phrase and see the mouth move as well. You can also click the “Practice” button to take a shot at pronouncing it yourself. Need a quick translation of a word as you’re reading?
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Right click the page and select "Inspect Element", then go to the network tab. Now, refresh the page with the network panel still open. Wait until nothing is showing up there anymore. While waiting, make sure not to get your mouse near the Listen button. Once nothing is showing up in the network panel, hover and click the listen button. As soon as you hover the listen button, an entry will appear that says "batchexecute". Find this entry. It should be above entries that say log?format=json&hasfast=….

Click on that and then on the right select the "Response" tab. There should be a bunch of random characters that go off the screen very far to the right

Select just that text and copy it. The easiest way to do this is to scroll all the way to the right first and then click and hold to the right of the ending quotation mark, then move your mouse up to the line above, then move your mouse down to reach the starting quotation mark, holding the mouse the whole time.

Go to the console tab and type v= then paste then press enter. Then, paste this into the console and press enter

{
const a = document.createElement("a");
a.href = "data:audio/mp3;base64,"+JSON.parse(v)[0];
a.download = "file.mp3";
a.click();
}

The mp3 file will download.

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  1. Google search the word of which you want to download pronunciation by entering the query :"*How to pronounce *word**"
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  4. click the mp3 link.
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Google Groups
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Needed Standard Pronunciation key in Google Translate
Currently Google Translate does read a English word phonetically but not the whole text. Each consonant produces these 15 sounds when combined with vowels. ્,ા,િ,ી,ુ,ૂ,ૅ,ે,ૈ,ૉ,ો,ૌ,ં ... A phonetic (phonemic) alphabet is the only competent alphabet in the world.
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WordReference
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The pronunciation of Google "Translate" | WordReference Forums
October 30, 2019 - Indeed, in the US it's TRANSlate, and in the UK the stress is on the second syllable. Here in the US, you'll hear TRANSlate when translate is used as a verb. The word translate cannot be used as a noun itself.
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Medium
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Google Translate’s pronunciation
November 1, 2015 - Google Translate’s pronunciation In Google Translate, if you want to listen to the pronunciation of a word or sentence, you can click that speaker icon and the sound will play. Tiny detail is… If …
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CNET
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Google Translate now helps with pronunciation - CNET
November 17, 2009 - Those trying to translate English into Hebrew, Arabic, or Persian will have to wait for the phonetic option, but Google has also added a feature that lets an English (or any other language) speaker phonetically spell out a word in Arabic, Persian, or Hindi and get a translation of that word in its native character set.
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Reddit
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r/learnthai on Reddit: Practicing pronunciation with Google Translate ?
January 6, 2023 -

Do you guys check up with the Google Translate (voice input) to see if your pronunciation is allright ? I nail it often but sometime it seems that my phone doesn't catch what I say at all.

ex: I was trying เกลียด earlier and it gave me:

เรียบ

เบียร์

เรียก

Even if my "ก" is good in other words, so I'm wondering if it's just maybe the application that is somewhat a bit capricious with thai ? Do you guys nail it 100% of the time with every words ?

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If you're doing this, you should try out Google Live Transcribe. It doesn't auto translate like Google Translate does, but it's more optimized for picking up speech. Google looks at a ton of stuff, besides just pronunciation, since they've used AI a lot with their speech to figure out "natural speech." Your're probably pronouncing ก totally fine. You were just probably pronouncing the word with the wrong tone. เกลียด is low tone, and เรียบ, เบียร์, and เรียก are all falling tone. So it's probably looking at your tone first, and then afterwards matching what words it could be. From what I can tell, that's what Thai people do too. And there are a bunch of other components of Thai speech that people don't usually talk about. Digitized speech is way way more complicated than just stringing sounds together. Also, from what I can tell, Google Translate/Live Transcribe pretty much always gets everything right when Thai people talk. So I don't think it's quirky or weird or capricious with Thai.
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I don't think that's much of a metric tbh. For one thing it will keep coming up with a specific word when a native speaker would just be confused. The fact that you were going for a low tone and it guessed falling mid and falling might be telling you something, possibly - but really I just don't think good enough for google translate is the same thing as good enough for a human being. Maybe try saying nonsense English words and see what it gives you. For example, if you say "dap", what does google give you? "Tap", maybe? If so that tells you that the fact it comes back with tap doesn't show that you pronounced the t correctly.
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Points Brotherhood
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Google Translate: Easy Pronunciation Guide | Points Brotherhood
May 17, 2020 - Find out how to pronounce Het Scheepvaartmuseum. Google Translate is super useful as a pronunciation guide, in addition to its primary purpose as a translator.
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SpanishDictionary.com
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Google translate | English Pronunciation - SpanishDictionary.com
English Pronunciation of Google translate. Learn how to pronounce Google translate in English with video, audio, and syllable-by-syllable spelling from the United States and the United Kingdom.
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Quora
quora.com › Does-Google-translate-pronounce-English-words-correctly
Does Google translate pronounce English words correctly? - Quora
Answer (1 of 5): Sorry, but I have no idea, since I have never used Google to translate English audibly. I just read it. I would guess, however, that the program is computer generated speech, which means it is probably correct sometimes, and probably incorrect for other words or phrases. It woul...