Tova TranslateHangul on a menu with no pictures is a guessing game. Point Tova at it, tap the shutter, and read every dish in English — with Revised Romanization above the Hangul so you can say it to the server.
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Tova Translate reads a Korean menu or sign from your camera and puts Revised Romanization above the Hangul, with the English translation and tap-to-listen audio. It works offline and is free to download — handy for Hangul-only menus with no pictures.
Yes — Tova romanizes the Korean and shows the reading above each block of Hangul, so you can pronounce the dish name even if you can't read the script.
Google Translate gives you the English, but Tova also shows romanization above each character so you can say it out loud, plus tap-to-listen audio and offline camera scanning — built for reading Korean signs and menus on the go.
Yes — the same camera scan reads signs, store names and transit boards, not just menus, with romanization above the Hangul.
The camera recognition and on-device translation work without a connection, which is handy on the subway, in basements, and in rural areas with no Wi-Fi.