Article · March 023 doi: 10. 53103/cjlls v3 87 citations reads 951 authors

The Impact of Google Translate As An Example of (AI) 
 
Google Translate can define words and pronounce words in a new language. The 
users may instantly interpret street signs using the smartphone app "Translate." Websites 
may be translated into some languages using Google Translate as well. Although Google 
has produced many user tools, Google Translate may be the most crucial program, accessed 
at http://google.com/translate (Smallwood, 2015, p. 51). Even a translator has been used in 
place of text speech. Google Board has already been connected with programs like Google 
Translate. Therefore, translating from Indonesian to English or vice versa is as simple as 
typing. According to Covili (2016), Google Translate is notable for five reasons, including 
the following: Up to 50 languages are supported by Google Translate. Using Google 
Translate, users may translate complete documents. The primary use of Google Translate 
in teaching and learning English is as an online translator. Students may use it to translate 
words, phrases, sentences, and paragraphs from Indonesian to English or Indonesian, 
frequently used in translation exercises. To check the spelling of terms that result from 
errors, utilize Google Translate. When it comes to verifying English spelling, it is pretty 
helpful. You may use Google Translate to learn how to pronounce words in other 
languages. Google Translate may be used by students who wish to study English for free, 
mainly to learn how to pronounce words. 

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The Role of Artificial Intelligence 24 
 
Translating Texts to Speech As the Second Example of (AI) 
Text-to-speech is an extra capability of Google Translate. The text-to-speech 
feature of Google Translate allows words translated from several languages, including 
English, to be uttered in various languages. GoogleTranslate's text-to-speech tool reads 
words more smoothly and with a less flat tone than the competition. A Text-To-Voice 
system is a device that can automatically phonetically translate text into speech (the 
arrangement of phonemes to form an address). Because this system has an infinite 
vocabulary, it can pronounce any word. Regarding instructing and learning English, Text-
To-Speech (TTS) may turn computer-generated text into pronunciation (audio), where the 
pronunciation can be modified for speed and intonation, and the output audio format can 
be recorded as an audio file. TTS technology may enhance English learning materials and 
speed up the teaching and learning process, particularly in the English laboratory 
(Yudhistiro, 2016).