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I just recently graduated from a language school and am now looking for a job as a translator in one of the business companies. While I go to interviews and communicate with employers, I read articles related to languages and the work of an interpreter at the same time. For example, here's a great blog article about the average translation indicators, how many words and how long it can be translated so that it is considered the norm. It may be useful for you as well.

It was a really cool feature

This is very impressive. Of course it is still in adjustment phase and can still improve but it is really a great start

really? look nice

After debuting in September, Google’s two-way speech translating mode called “Conversation Mode” has just arrived on Android phones with a refresh of the popular Translate app.
While most of the Translate update provides usability changes — new buttons, drop down boxes, etc. — the addition of Conversations Mode adds a new way to communicate. With Conversation Mode, a pair of users can speak back and forth using an Android phone as interpreter. The first person speaks in their native language, allows the phone to say the translation to the second person, who then repeats the process back and forth.
There are some catches, of course. Firstly, Google is quick to point out that the technology that supports Conversation Mode is in the alpha phase of development, and can be tripped up by “regional accents, background noise or rapid speech.” Secondly, the Android app has a very real restriction in that it can only perform Spanish/English translations for now. While this underlines the fact that we really aren’t quite to the point of having a Babel Fish in our pockets, It’s exciting to see this technology finally getting in to the hands of users. - Geekosystem