Language practice with real books
Read a sentence in a language you know, type it in the one you're learning. Grammar, spelling and new words stick when they come from a story you want to finish.
Three ways in, and each one takes under a minute:
Why typing works
Reading a translation, your eyes skim past the article, the ending, the accent. Typing it, you can't: every letter goes through your fingers, so the details that make a language feel foreign become familiar, one sentence at a time.
Because you always see the sentence in a language you know, you never stop to look things up. You stay in the story, and the story keeps you going for chapters, not minutes.
Our popular books are lined up sentence by sentence with a multilingual language model, so the sentence you read is the one you type, even when the translator split it in two.
On your phone
TypeTranslate works on phones and tablets with the on-screen keyboard. Open it in your browser and choose Add to Home Screen to install it like an app: it starts instantly, works offline, and the popular books you've opened stay with you.
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