How to use google offline translator on your computer

Google offline translator step by step

But if you need to check the spelling or pronunciation of a word, while on the PC without the need for the Internet, you can access the tool after a simple configuration. This is how Android emulates to use the translator in Windows, even offline.

Step 1

Install the Lollipop AMIDuOS version on the Windows computer, don't forget to include the Google apps and the Play Store. At the end of the setup, sign in with a Google account to download apps.

Step 2

Then open the Play Store in the app drawer.

Step 3

Find the useful and install on your emulator, like a common Android device.

Step 4

Open the translator and go to the top menu, where there is a three dot icon.

Step 5

Set the translator open.

Step 6

Go to the "offline Idioms" tab and, in the right panel, scroll down until you find the Spanish option, or any other language of interest. Click the button to the right to start downloading the translation package.

Step 7

Confirm your choice in the pop-up.

Step 8

Follow the download through the system tray - you must click with the mouse in the upper part of the window and, with the button still pressed, drag the screen down.

Step 9

At the end of downloading the language pack, go back to the app drawer and find the translator.

Step 10

Click on the icon, drag it to the top of the screen and place it under the heading “Windows Pin”.

Step 11

Minimize the AMIDuOS window and open the Windows Start menu. The translator will appear in the list of recently added applications. From there, it can be positioned as a shortcut anywhere you want, be it from the Start menu on the toolbar or on the desktop.

Ready. Now, whenever you want to use the offline function of Google Translator Offline just click on the icon and launch the Android emulator. Because the computer has so much more space than a cell, it can be downloaded since many language packs are required.

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