"The new language practice feature is designed for both beginners starting to learn conversational skills and advanced speakers looking to brush up on their vocabulary, the company says. To do so, it creates tailored listening and speaking practice sessions that adapt to a user's skill level and unique learning goals. With this new language practice feature, Google is taking on Duolingo, the popular language learning app that uses a gamified approach to help users practice over 40 languages."
"To access the feature, you'll select the "practice" option in the Google Translate app. From there, you can set their skill level and goals. Google Translate then generates customized scenarios where you can either listen to conversations and tap the words you hear to build comprehension, or you can practice speaking. The exercises track users' daily progress, Google says. The beta experience is rolling out in the Google Translate app for Android and iOS starting Tuesday."
Google is rolling out an AI-powered practice feature inside Google Translate that generates tailored listening and speaking sessions adapting to a user's skill level and learning goals. The practice mode supports beginners and advanced speakers by offering customized scenarios where users listen to conversations and tap heard words for comprehension or practice speaking with progress tracking. The beta is available on Android and iOS for English speakers learning Spanish and French, and for Spanish, French, and Portuguese speakers learning English. Google Translate also expands live translate with back-and-forth audio and on-screen translations across more than 70 languages for real-time conversations.
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