ASL Translator
| Category | Price | Seller | Device |
|---|---|---|---|
| Education | $4.99 | Software Studios LLC | iPhone, iPad, iPod |
There are two parts to this app.
1. TEXT-TO-SIGN GENERATOR (SIGNED ENGLISH)
2. ASL PHRASES (ASL)
PLEASE READ BEFORE BUYING: The TEXT-TO-SIGN portion of this app translates English text into ASL signs and generates sentences in “English word order”. However it is not “Signed Exact English” we improve the translation with our Smart Translation Algorithm.
PART ONE
Over 30,000 words translated into Seamless Sign Language Video in real time! Patented technology seamlessly connects each signed word to display a smooth video stream, the only software with this unique feature.
Translate entire books, emails, documents or text from the internet.
Type a sentence, or cut and paste text into the text box and see the video translation in real time. (up to 50 words at a time).
Note: WiFi Internet required.
Made in cooperation with Signtel Inc., makers of the “Signtel Interpreter” Sign Language translation software. The Signtel Interpreter was developed with the assistance of deaf product developers, professional Sign Language instructors and interpreters.
NOTE: (This app is NOT a full version of Signtel Interpreter)
TEXT-TO-SIGN FEATURES
• Seamless connectivity between signs
• Over 30,000 words recognized
• Over 1,400 Idioms and Phrases
• Translate up to 50 words at a time
• Cut and paste large amount of text
• Translate entire numerical system
• Time, Money, Dates
• General numbers
• Names i.e. Mr. Brown
• Model mouths each word for lip readers
• Finger spells any word not in our database
• Pause, Fast Forward, Rewind, and Replay Video
• ASL Signs in English word order, plus our Smart Translation Algorithm.
***Guaranteed to work perfectly. If you have any issue please email us for help at [email protected] Thank You***
PART TWO
110 ASL Phrases
Learn how to sign ASL idioms and phrases. Jessica Tanner (deaf actress) and Dwight D. Godwin, NIC (certified ASL interpreter), translate over 100 idioms and phrases such as “Do you need a doctor” and “train go sorry” into ASL. (No internet required)
ASL Translation
There are many different forms of American Sign Language. For example, there are over 100 different ways to sign “Birthday” and “Picnic” ASL signs vary in different parts of the country and even in different small social groups. We tried to take this into account and provide signs that are most commonly used.
NOTE: This app is not meant to replace a live interpreter.
AUDIO: If you are a hearing person, there is no sound with this application.
INTERNET REQUIRED for the text-to-sign generator. (WIFI recommended)
Comments – Questions –Support, Please contact us at [email protected]
THANK YOU
Reviews
It's about time!
Jera372
I have been waiting for an App like this for awhile now. I have a similar App, but it shows a lot of FS instead of the signs. By far this is the best Translator App to date. Thank you, hope that you keep this App updated.
Absolutely wonderful!
theAckers
Amazing! Thank you so much for coming up with this wonderful tool! My father is going deaf and it has become almost impossible for him to communicate with his family. I can just type in what I want to say and within seconds your video showing me how to sign it plays. Thank you again!!
Great app
Rebecca1234567
Great translator! Good for phrases or words. Would like more common phrases, but you can search almost anything
Really??
MnGolfer
30,000 words? The first word I typed in was finger spelled. I paid $3 for that?!?!?
Not amazing.
erik.dossier
The translator isn't good at all. If you have the other app, it's the exact same thing except you don't have to click on the different words. The videos it comes up with are choppy and usually incorrect translations. I looked up "here it goes again," which I know is very simple to say, and she started fingerspelling in the middle of it?! The common phrases are okay, there need to be more though, and have them maybe integrated somehow with the translator? The asl idioms are nice to know, but there's, like, 5 of them. Needs an update pretty soon.
Bad program
ASL in training
This is NOT ASL, it is signed English. In addition, the program is fingerspelling half of the words, even though the words put in were simple. The developers should be ashamed.
