Camino Travelling Apps that is Korean friendly

[josephkang]

In 2013 I did half the camino from Leon with my dad.

My dad now wants to do the entire walk but without me and my English skills this time around.

I'd like to ask if anyone knows a good app for the walk that supports the Korean language.

It would make me feel a lot better knowing he has a guide on his phone to work with.

Many thanks in advance for anyone that knows!

 

[Bradypus]

If you cannot find a good Korean language app then you might consider using Gronze.com on a mobile phone with a browser like Google Chrome which automatically translates between Spanish and Korean. I can't vouch for the quality of the translation but going from Korean websites to English usually gives an intelligible result even if the prose style gets a bit mangled along the way!

 

[josephkang]

Thanks ill look into that site.

For the people reading an app for Korean users would still be very helpful.

Thanks again, Bradypus

 

[wisepilgrim]

Thanks ill look into that site.

For the people reading an app for Korean users would still be very helpful.

Thanks again, Bradypus

FWIW, I am looking for a Korean Translator for the All Caminos app. If you know of one send me a PM.

 

[TaijiPilgrim]

In 2015 I met a young Korean who did not speak any other language. I was impressed by his courage to travel so far while relying on the kindness of strangers and maybe faith that the Camino provides. I think you should take on the mission of providing your fellow Korean pilgrims a guide or translation.

 

[trecile]

This app from the Xunta of Galicia says that it's available in Korean. It's only for iPhone/iPad.

‎Camino Santiago

‎As part of the Smart Camino project, we have created a pocket travel guide to accompany you on your journey, a pioneering mobile app that seeks to become the leader in its segment. It provides information about every route of the Way of St. James from the point where they enter Galicia: French...

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