Google rolling out Assistant's interpreter mode to smart speakers and smart displays
Google revealed last month that smart speakers and smart displays will be getting a new feature that will turn these devices into small, virtual interpreters. Today, the search giant updated the Google Assistant support page with information about the so-called interpreter mode.
Apparently, Google Assistant's ability to translate conversations is available on all Google Home speakers, some third-party smart speakers with Google Assistant built-in, as well as all smart displays available on the market.
To make use of the interpreter mode on your compatible Google Assistant device, you'll have to use one of the following commands:
In order to stop using the interpreter mode, make sure to say a command like stop, quit or exit. If you have a smart display, you can also swipe from left to right to stop using interpreter mode.
Apparently, Google Assistant's ability to translate conversations is available on all Google Home speakers, some third-party smart speakers with Google Assistant built-in, as well as all smart displays available on the market.
- Be my Italian interpreter.
- Help me speak Spanish.
- Interpret from Polish to Dutch.
- Chinese interpreter.
- Turn on interpreter mode.
In order to stop using the interpreter mode, make sure to say a command like stop, quit or exit. If you have a smart display, you can also swipe from left to right to stop using interpreter mode.
Keep in mind that your compatible Google Assistant smart speaker will not feature the new interpreter mode unless you receive the latest update, so keep your eyes peeled for a new system firmware version.
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