스마트폰으로 외국어 번역하는 3가지 방법(외국어 채팅하기) 구글 번역 파파고 번역

The speaker, Mohana from Digital Turtle, introduces two translation applications that can be useful in daily life when encountering foreign languages or receiving messages in a different language. The apps discussed are Google Translate and Papago by Naver. The tutorial aims to help viewers easily translate text into their preferred language, such as English, using these apps. The speaker guides viewers on how to download and install Google Translate from the Play Store and mentions that Papago will also be installed for comparison. The video encourages viewers to choose the app they find more convenient after watching the demonstration.

The speaker demonstrates how to use Google Translate by opening the app and explaining its simple interface. They show how to input text and select the target language for translation. The video illustrates the process of translating a phrase from English to Korean and vice versa, using the bidirectional arrow to switch languages. The speaker also explains how to listen to the translation via the speaker icon and copy the translated text for use in messaging apps. Additionally, they navigate through the app to show the translation history and the conversation mode, which allows for real-time language translation using the microphone. The tutorial also covers how to use the camera feature to translate text seen in the real world, such as signs or documents, from one language to another.

The tutorial continues with an exploration of Papago, another translation app developed by Naver. The speaker highlights the similarities and differences between Papago and Google Translate, particularly noting the additional icons for copying, sharing, and saving translations. They demonstrate the voice input feature, which translates spoken language into text, and the conversation mode for real-time dialogue translation. The camera feature is also showcased, explaining how to translate text in images. A unique feature of Papago is the 'Learning Camera,' which allows users to take pictures of text, such as from books or documents, and then study the translated content, saving it to a notebook for future reference. The speaker also touches on the 'Favorites' feature, which lets users save frequently used phrases for easy access.

In the final part of the video, the speaker discusses how to integrate translation apps with messaging platforms like KakaoTalk. They show how to copy a received message, paste it into the translation app for translation, and then send the translated message back. The video also covers the keyboard's built-in translation feature, which allows users to translate text directly within the messaging app without needing to switch to the translation app. The speaker concludes by encouraging viewers to like, subscribe, and enable notifications for more helpful content and looks forward to meeting them in the next video.