Let BlueStacks turn your PC, Mac, or laptop into the perfect home for Book’s Parallel Translation, a fun Education app from KursX.
Book’s Parallel Translation feels like a reading app that quietly turns into a language tutor. Open an ebook, tap a word or swipe a phrase, and a translation pops up without juggling separate dictionary apps. It plugs into a bunch of services, so a reader can pick what fits best that day, from Google Translate and DeepL to Microsoft, Yandex, Reverso Context, Oxford, Papago, even ChatGPT. The Reverso option is handy because it shows sentences in context, not just a dry definition. Words can be saved to a list for later, and a quick tap plays the pronunciation so the sound sticks too.
The reading part is clean and simple. It handles fb2 and epub, including picture-heavy books, and lets someone bring in their own files or browse a pool of free titles. Languages are not limited to English. Spanish, French, German, Arabic, Russian, Chinese, and others are supported, and the translation language can be set in settings. Nothing fancy gets in the way, just tabs with clear icons and pages that turn fast.
On a PC, running it through BlueStacks makes long sessions easier on the eyes. Highlighting with a mouse is precise, copy and paste behaves nicely, and the bigger screen helps when checking multiple meanings or sentence examples. Audio comes through desktop speakers clearly, and it is comfortable to flip between the reader and notes apps side by side. It is low fuss, and the instant translate-and-keep-reading loop works better than expected.
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