Google Translate has 33 new languages that can be used offline.
According to a Google blog post, users can download the languages beforehand and translate text when they don’t have an internet connection.
The new languages include:
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Basque
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Cebuano
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Chichewa
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Corsican
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Frisian
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Hausa
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Hawaiian
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Hmong
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Igbo
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Javanese
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Khmer
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Kinyarwanda
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Kurdish
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Lao
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Latin
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Luxembourgish
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Malagasy
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Maori
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Myanmar (Burmese)
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Oriya / Odia
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Samoan
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Scots Gaelic
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Sesotho
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Shona
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Sindhi
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Sundanese
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Tatar
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Turkmen
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Uyghur
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Xhosa
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Yiddish
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Yoruba
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Zulu
Once you’ve updated the app, you can access offline languages by selecting the languages and tapping the download button.
Source: Google
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