Mofetoledi wa tsela-nngwe wa Fijian go ya go West Central Oromo
You speak one language, your listener hears the other.
Go kgonega go ranola magareng ga Fijian le West Central Oromo. Ga go na go utlwala ga lentswe mo go West Central Oromo, ke mokwalo fela.
One-way mode is the fastest path through a language barrier when only one side needs to be understood. Hand the phone to a taxi driver, point a microphone at the museum guide, or talk to the pharmacy clerk in your own language and let them hear it in theirs. No setup, no apps to install on their end.
How it works
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Pick your two languages
The one you speak and the one your listener understands.
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Tap record and talk normally
No need to slow down. The transcription handles natural pace, accents and background noise.
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Hand over the phone
A clear voice reads back the translation. Tap record again for the next sentence.
Frequently asked
Can the other person reply through it too?
They can hand the phone back and you can switch languages, but the smoother flow for a back-and-forth conversation is Two-way mode, which detects who is speaking automatically.
Does it need internet?
Yes. The model that gives you natural-sounding translation runs in our cloud, so a stable connection (Wi-Fi or 4G) is required.
What about dialects?
Recognition handles most regional accents in the supported languages well. The synthesised voice on the listener side uses a neutral standard variant.