Translate Over 100 Languages with this Innovative Translator App

BY Megan Lopez

Published 10 Apr 2021

Now that the world is starting to open up again, it’s time to plan your next big vacation. If your dream destination happens to be a place that speaks another language, don’t worry. There’s an app for your iPhone that’s ready to translate everything for you, and even help you pick up words in the language as you go. A lifetime subscription that includes the desktop and mobile bundle for LingvaNex Translator is available now in the iPhone Hacks Deals Hub for just $79.99, 80% off the usual price of $399.

Lingvanex Translator is a translation and dictionary app filled with over 112 languages, allowing you to translate text, voice, images, websites and documents with ease, including translating text on images. And it’s ready to work on a wide variety of platforms ranging from iOS to Android, macOS to Windows and more. The phrasebooks help you learn the most popular phrases in many languages on the iOS and Android versions. It’s been named the #1 product of the week on Product Hunt, scored an impressive 4.7 stars on the App Store and 4.4 stars on both the Microsoft Store and Google Play Store.

With Lingvanex, it’s like you have a professional translator right in your pocket. Get the LingvaNex Translator: lifetime subscription (desktop and mobile bundle) now for $79.99 in the iPhone Hacks Deals Hub.

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