Integration Google Translate by API

The Google Translate service specializes in machine translation from/into over a hundred languages. Google Translate was first introduced by Google in 2006, then the machine translation service was completely based on the statistical principle, since 2017, developers have used neural network technologies in the service. Using the service is absolutely free and is available both in the web version and as applications for iOS and Android. To integrate Google Translate tools into your own projects, you can use the Translate API, this feature is paid. When translating texts through the web version, the user has access to features such as the presence of a virtual keyboard to enter text in another language, the ability to hear the entered text thanks to speech synthesis from text, and copy or share the text on Twitter or via email. In addition to texts, users can automatically translate entire websites, as well as documents, speech, text in pictures or videos. Among the useful features of the service are the ability to automatically determine the language of the text for subsequent translation, highlighting corresponding parts of the text in the source and in the translation, saving individual words or phrases in your own dictionary, options for making your own edits to the translation, which can improve the work of the translator, which is partially based on statistical principles and much more.