With Google‘s “Interpreter mode” your Home devices can act as an on-the-fly translator. One person speaks one language, the other person speaks another, and Google Assistant tries to be the middle man between the two.
To get started, you just say something like “Hey Google, be my Spanish interpreter.”
via Google Home can now translate conversations on-the-fly — TechCrunch
Ever wonder what your birthday looks like expressed in roman numerals? Want to display your travel expenses using Thai?
Use these functions to convert numbers to their respective lingo.
| Formula | Description | Example | Result |
| BAHTTEXT | Converts number to Thai text | =BAHTTEXT(451) | สี่ร้อยห้าสิบเอ็ดบาทถ้วน (Four Hundred and Fifty-one) |
| ARABIC | Convert Roman Numeral to Arabic | =ARABIC(MCDXCII) | 1492 |
| ROMAN | Convert Number to Roman Numeral | =ROMAN(1984 , [0] )* | MCMLXXXIV |
*ROMAN, has an optional argument, format . When format is included, the number is expressed differently, ranging from classic (0) to simplest (4). When this argument is omitted, the classical format is displayed.
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