번역앱.(파파고 번역)

The speaker introduces an app called Papago, developed by Naver, for language translation practice. They guide the audience to download and install the app from the Play Store, and once installed, to open and allow permissions for its use. The app offers various translation features including text, voice, and image translation. The speaker demonstrates how to use the app for text translation from Korean to English and then to Chinese, showcasing the app's capabilities in translating between multiple languages such as English, Chinese, Japanese, Vietnamese, Thai, Spanish, French, Indonesian, Russian, German, and Italian. They also highlight the voice translation feature, explaining how to record and translate audio, and touch upon the app's utility for travelers to translate menus and signs.

The speaker continues by exploring practical applications of the Papago app, such as translating weather reports, menu items, and signs during travel. They demonstrate the image translation feature by translating a menu from Korean to Japanese and then to Chinese, showing how the app can assist in understanding the ingredients of a dish. The speaker also uses the app to translate a photo of a bus sign from Chinese to Korean, and another photo taken at an airport from Korean to English. They explain how the app can be used to translate various types of text, such as menu items, and how it can be helpful for travelers to understand what they are ordering or reading. The paragraph concludes with a demonstration of translating a menu item from Korean to English.

The speaker discusses the educational aspect of the Papago app, focusing on its utility for vocabulary practice. They show how the app can be used to learn and practice words in different categories such as animals, fruits, and numbers. The app offers features like touch to hear the pronunciation and the ability to repeat words multiple times. The speaker also demonstrates how to switch between languages, such as from English to Japanese and Chinese, to aid in language learning. They mention the app's 'Flashcard' feature, which allows users to download and practice vocabulary lists, and the 'Favorites' feature for saving commonly used words. The speaker guides the audience through setting up the app for language learning, including selecting the desired language and using the app's flashcard feature.

In the final paragraph, the speaker shows how Papago can be integrated with messaging apps like KakaoTalk for real-time translation of messages. They demonstrate the process of sharing a message with the app and translating it from Korean to English and then to Chinese. The speaker emphasizes the convenience of this feature for communication in different languages. They conclude by summarizing the tutorial, highlighting the app's capabilities in aiding language learning and facilitating communication across languages.