Steps to Translate and Listen to Classic Stories
on Mobile Devices
Steps to Translate and Listen to Classic Stories
on Mobile Devices
Microsoft Edge Browser
Microsoft Edge Browser
A Multilingual English Reading/Literacy Program
For Scholars between the Ages of 5 and 105
TRWRR
First movement
Second movement
Ludwig van Beethoven, 1770-1827
Karl Böhm- Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra
The Pastoral Symphony, aka No. 6
In F Major, Opus 68
Third movement
Fourth movement
Fifth movement
Designed for Each Student to Progress According to His or Her Efforts and God-given Ability!
Google Translate App
Desktops
How do you use GT on Totally Literate's website?
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First, you must open it.
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In the location bar (aka URL bar), type in Google Translate.
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When you see "https://www.google.com/translate," click on it and keep it open, in the background, i.e., as a tab, while you work on Totally Literate.
What are GT’s main features?
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Multilinguals, for example, can be copied and pasted onto the GT platform.
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Text pasted on it can be "Read aloud" in 63 languages and read without TTS in 46 additional languages. That is 109 languages in all.
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On GT's platform, the “Read aloud” feature can be used to listen to synonyms, antonyms, etc. by first clicking any word of the text.
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Translations of stories, fables, and poems may be copied, pasted onto a Microsoft Word document, and even listened to by accessing Word’s “Read Aloud” feature under “Review.”
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The built-in mic allows you to input your own words on the platform. This feature can help students learn to spell or even to learn another language by conversing with a teacher.
Google Translate Platform
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A click on the speaker icon on the box above on the left, you'll hear the story in English. And a click on the box above on the right, you'll hear the story in Spanish.
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If you highlight any English word, let's take "mien" for example, then synonyms, antonyms, etc. for this word will open up in a box below the translations.
