AI Translation App 'TransGull' Adds 32-Language Learning Feature, Integrating Translation and Learning
AI translation app 'TransGull' has released a new language learning feature supporting 32 languages. This seamlessly integrates translation and learning, allowing users to transition directly to learning mode after translation. It is currently available on iOS, with Android support planned for April 2026.
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- 📰 Published: March 30, 2026 at 19:30
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Babel Tower Inc.'s AI translation app 'TransGull' officially released a new language learning feature on March 27, 2026. In addition to its existing multilingual translation capabilities, this update further expands the learning experience, providing a seamless transition from 'understanding' to 'mastery' by allowing users to proceed directly to learning after translation.
This learning feature supports 32 languages and is currently available on the iOS version. The Android version is scheduled for release in April 2026.
### Seamless Transition from Translation to Learning
The major highlight of this update is the seamless integration of 'translation' and 'learning.'
After using video or voice translation, users can enter learning mode by simply long-pressing the subtitles. For conversational translation, long-pressing a translation bubble immediately takes users to the learning screen for that sentence.
There's no need to switch apps or re-enter text, ensuring a smooth transition from translation to learning.
This feature supports 32 languages, including English, French, Korean, Spanish, Chinese, German, Portuguese, Italian, Indonesian, and Vietnamese, enabling multilingual learning.
### Supports Repeated Playback and Shadowing
In learning mode, users can repeatedly play the standard pronunciation of the target sentence, which helps improve listening skills.
It also supports shadowing practice, where AI evaluates the user's pronunciation, assisting in understanding accuracy.
This learning feature supports 32 languages and is currently available on the iOS version. The Android version is scheduled for release in April 2026.
### Seamless Transition from Translation to Learning
The major highlight of this update is the seamless integration of 'translation' and 'learning.'
After using video or voice translation, users can enter learning mode by simply long-pressing the subtitles. For conversational translation, long-pressing a translation bubble immediately takes users to the learning screen for that sentence.
There's no need to switch apps or re-enter text, ensuring a smooth transition from translation to learning.
This feature supports 32 languages, including English, French, Korean, Spanish, Chinese, German, Portuguese, Italian, Indonesian, and Vietnamese, enabling multilingual learning.
### Supports Repeated Playback and Shadowing
In learning mode, users can repeatedly play the standard pronunciation of the target sentence, which helps improve listening skills.
It also supports shadowing practice, where AI evaluates the user's pronunciation, assisting in understanding accuracy.