The translations come from either Google or Bing but you can also search the word in Wikipedia or YouTube for more information of the meaning of the word or its history. You can even take a pictures of signs, book pages or anything else with words on it, and then later on translate the words by using the photo from your photo album. Some of those include English, French, Chinese, Japanese, Spanish, German and many more. Quite simply, you point your iPhone’s camera at any word, and the app automatically translates it for you into a number of different languages.Ĭurrently WorldDictionary recognize and translates 21 languages. WorldDictionary is your perfect travel companion. But as Apple claims, there’s an app for that. When visiting a different country it can be frustrating and at times intimidating if you aren’t familiar with the language.
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