Steps to Translate and Listen to Classic Stories
on Mobile Devices
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
Microsoft Edge Browser
Microsoft Edge Browser
Jesus is Lord!
For Scholars, Ages 5-105
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
Multilinguals: Non-Flag Languages
Accessing Non-Flag languages:
Step One: Be under the American flag in order to get the best fidelity.
Step Two: Access any one of the ten sets.
Step Three: Click the Read aloud icon, which is on the URL toolbar. That will start an English TTS voice to speak.
Step Four: Pause the English voice, then click on "Voice options" and select the voice you intend to use. For our example, we'll use Everita, who speaks Latvian.
Step Five: Next, select one of the stories with your mouse, and click "Translate to [whichever language is given.]" (In this example, it is English, despite it already being in English. (The reason for this is that the given language is always the language last used.)
Step Six: Click on the title Multilinguals - Set Two. This action changes the set from Croatian to Latvian, and it makes the Translate icon appear.
Step Six: Next, click on the Translate icon, which is on the same line as the URL. This action will cause the user box below to appear.
Step Seven: Click on "Show original" as in the picture above. When you do this, the text will revert to English and be set for translation.
Step Eight: Click on the Translate icon again. This will bring up a long list of languages. Then click on "Always translate pages from English" and scroll down to Latvian and click it.
Now, not only has Multilinguals - Set Two been translated to Latvian, but everything else on the entire website has been translated to Latvian! See the picture below:
