I know, and I can read cyrilic.
> You need to tell it that the source language
well, if it wasn't a bug, now I guess I faced a usability issue (using translate online it usually auto-detects the lang so I'm not used to choosing it), that's probable, and one friend of mine also told me he got gibberish from scanning cyrilic.
still one case stands: the need of a working data connection when you are travelling abroad is an obstacle.
You also might consider one of the apps that's uses OpenMap data to have a whole country offline.
If you are, go the My Places> Offline to see your maps.
WFM in airplane mode.
I need you to respond to the other part of my question:
> If you are, go the My Places> Offline to see your maps.
You need to describe what you see, what you are doing, and what happens.
I described what happens when I'm offline - error, you need data connection. that's it. v6.12.0, play says it's up to date.
btw out of curiosity I've tested a few google mobile apps while traveling. my experience:
translate - needs internet and failed reading cyrilic.
google maps - offline caching didn't work at all, I didn't know how to get to my cached maps as when I start maps it raises a message that I need internet connection and didn't let me go further.
google drive - I pressed 'offline' and wanted to create a document and it says I need internet connection. lol.