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- How reliable is Papago ? : r Korean - Reddit
I primarily use Papago Like other said, it is a decent translator; but, you need a fair understanding of the basic of the language to use it effectively Korea is a context-based language so regardless of the translation, a particular word or short phase will mean different things in different situation
- Google Translate vs Papago Translate in Korea : r Korean - Reddit
I know papago is run by them, but the green dictionary app is so much better with giving all possibilities of word meanings Papago struggles with context but naver dictionary offers every possible context I've come to use it much more than papago now Use papago if you're in a pinch, use naver if you want to learn
- How accurate is Papago? : r Korean - Reddit
I know Google Translate gets better year over year, but back when I first started using Papago about 5 years ago, it was WAY better than Google If it's better these days, that's good, but Papago giving word definitions and Hanja characters makes it so much more useful for me
- GPT-4 is far more accurate than Papago : r Korean - Reddit
Papago and the newspaper translator has 'tears' as the agent which 'moved the hearts' Papago may be more correct (in this regard), but it is also the most difficult to comprehend This is because "Tears scattered in the Yangtze River by the prime minister" is passive voice with 'tears' as the subject and 'by the prime minister' as a
- PAPAGO translation : r undertheoaktreebook - Reddit
I only use Papago to read my spicy webtoons on ridi 🤣 I'm a little extra though because I am not about the screen shot or the copy paste website link I open ridibooks on my tablet, then use my phone to do the photo overlay translation When I'm reading novels on ridi, I just use chrome and the mtl 😊 Good luck with your Papago endeavors
- How accurate are translators such as Google Translate and Papago . . .
So I've become really discouraged in my language studies I've been studying Korean for about 1 year I've mastered 한글, 받침, and all the pronunciation rules I've started to type out some sentences into my Notes app with confidence Then I'll copy-paste these sentences into a translator app, usually Google Translate or Papago
- Which is better? Papago or Naver dictionary? : r Korean - Reddit
Well papago and naver are basically intertwined (at least if you use the papago and or naver app) If you put in a translation, you'll get certain words in the sentence below the translation that you can select and that will lead to the naver dictionary results for that word Because of this, I can't really imagine using one without the other
- Papago as desktop app : r Korean - Reddit
papago has an official app for android and ios but not for windows maybe it was a ported version from
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