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lingua.direct AI Voice Translation

Language practice by talking

Have real conversation for the language you de learn. AI partner go reply for your level, help you when you block, and make you tap any word for meaning.

Practice mode dey for the part of learning language wey other apps no reach: to actually talk. You de talk out loud for the language wey you de learn and one AI partner go de answer you for level wey just pass your own, so you go understand and still learn something. If you make mistake, the answer go reflect the correct way, like correct friend, no be red marks or buzzer. Translations de stay quiet until you want am: just tap any word or sentence to see the meaning, with phonetic spelling if the script new for your eye, and hear how dem de pronounce am. E de work for more than 100 languages, including many wey no course or app de teach, inside any browser.

When to use am

Common place we dis mode go helep you plenty.

  • Building confidence to talk

    You sabi pass wetin you fit talk. Normal conversation wey no get pressure de help you talk beta pass any vocabulary practice.

  • Learning language wey no app teach

    Language of your people, regional languages, or ones wey no get many people de talk am. If dem big apps no get your language, chances de say you fit practice am here.

  • Prepare for travel or moving

    Practice the talk wey you go get for real life: how to order food, small small tori with neighbor, or ask for help. Make you done ready before you start.

  • Bring back language wey you don forget

    You been learn am before, you de understand am, but you de fear to talk. Just few conversation for week go bring am back.

  • Talk with family for their own language

    Practice before you call your grand-mama or your in-laws so the real talk go flow well.

  • Pass the middle level of learning

    The person wey you de practice with go de adapt as you de improve, so the talk go de stretch your brain well.

How e di work

  1. 1

    Pick the language you de learn

    Choose from more than 100 languages, and set your own language so translation go show for that language when you ask.

  2. 2

    Start to talk

    Introduce yourself, talk about your day, bring any topic. Talk from the first minute; the partner go meet you for your level and keep the conversation going.

  3. 3

    Tap wetin you no understand

    Any word or sentence go show translation, with phonetic spelling for non-Latin scripts, and you fit hear am talk. Then continue with your conversation.

Available for these languages

215 languages dey for this mode. The icons show wetin each one fit do.

Input: speak or type am Output: we go talk am out Output: text only
  • Acehnese
    Bahsa Acèh
  • Afrikaans
    Afrikaans
  • Akan
    Akan
  • Albanian
    Shqip
  • Amharic
    አማርኛ
  • Arabik
    العربية
  • Aragonese
    aragonés
  • Armenian
    Հայերեն
  • Assamese
    অসমীয়া
  • Asturian
    Asturianu
  • Awadhi
    अवधी
  • Azerbaijani
    Azərbaycan
  • Balinese
    ᬩᬲᬩᬮᬶ
  • Balochi
    بلۏچی
  • Bambara
    Bamanankan
  • Banjar
    Bahasa Banjar
  • Bashkir
    Башҡортса
  • Basque
    Euskera
  • Batak Mandailing
    Saro Mandailing
  • Batanga
    Batanga
  • Belarusian
    Беларуская
  • Bemba
    Ichibemba
  • Bengali
    বাংলা
  • Bhojpuri
    भोजपुरी
  • Bodo
    बड़ो
  • Bosnian
    Bosanski
  • Breton
    Brezhoneg
  • Buginese
    ᨅᨔ ᨕᨘᨁᨗ
  • Bulgarian
    Български
  • Burmese
    မြန်မာ
  • Catalan
    Català
  • Cebuano
    Cebuano
  • Chhattisgarhi
    छत्तीसगढ़ी
  • Chichewa
    Chichewa
  • Chokwe
    Chokwe
  • Chuvash
    Чӑваш
  • Crimean Tatar
    Qırımtatar
  • Croatian
    Hrvatski
  • Czech
    Čeština
  • Danish
    Dansk
  • Degema
    Degema
  • Dogri
    डोगरी
  • Dutch
    Nederlands
  • Dzongkha
    རྫོང་ཁ
  • English
    English
  • Erzya
    Эрзянь кель
  • Esperanto
    Esperanto
  • Estonian
    Eesti
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  • Ewe
    Èʋegbe
  • Extremaduran
    estremeñu
  • Faroese
    Føroyskt
  • Fijian
    Vosa Vakaviti
  • Filipino
    Filipino
  • Finnish
    Suomi
  • Fon
    Fon gbè
  • French
    Français
  • Friulian
    Furlan
  • Fulah
    Fulfulde
  • Galician
    Galego
  • Georgian
    ქართული
  • German
    Deutsch
  • Greek
    Ελληνικά
  • Gujarati
    ગુજરાતી
  • Haitian Creole
    Kreyòl ayisyen
  • Hausa
    Hausa
  • Hawaiian
    ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi
  • Hebrew
    עברית
  • Hiligaynon
    Ilonggo
  • Hindi
    हिन्दी
  • Hindko (Northern)
    ہندکو
  • Hungarian
    Magyar
  • Icelandic
    Íslenska
  • Igbo
    Igbo
  • Ilocano
    Ilokano
  • Indonesian
    Bahasa Indonesia
  • Interlingua
    interlingua
  • Irish
    Gaeilge
  • Italian
    Italiano
  • Japanese
    日本語
  • Jaunsari
    जौनसारी
  • Javanese
    Basa Jawa
  • Kabiyè
    Kabɩyɛ
  • Kabuverdianu
    Kabuverdianu
  • Kabyle
    Taqbaylit
  • Kalenjin
  • Kamba
    Kĩkamba
  • Kanauji
    कन्नौजी
  • Kannada
    ಕನ್ನಡ
  • Kanuri
    Kanuri
  • Karakalpak
    Қарақалпақша
  • Kashmiri
    كٲشُر
  • Kazakh
    Қазақша
  • Khmer
    ខ្មែរ
  • Kikuyu
    Gĩkũyũ
  • Kinyarwanda
    Kinyarwanda
  • Kituba
    Kituba
  • Konjo
    Rukonzo
  • Konkani
    कोंकणी
  • Korean
    한국어
  • Kurdish
    Kurdî
  • Kyrgyz
    Кыргызча
  • Ladin
    ladin
  • Lao
    ລາວ
  • Latgalian
    latgalīšu volūda
  • Latin
    Latina
  • Latvian
    Latviešu
  • Ligurian
    Ligure
  • Limburgish
    Limburgs
  • Lingala
    Lingála
  • Lithuanian
    Lietuvių
  • Luba-Kasai
    Tshiluba
  • Luganda
    Luganda
  • Luhya
    Luluhia
  • Luo
    Dholuo
  • Luxembourgish
    Lëtzebuergesch
  • Macedonian
    Македонски
  • Magahi
    मगही
  • Maithili
    मैथिली
  • Makhuwa
    Emakhuwa
  • Malagasy
    Malagasy
  • Malay
    Bahasa Melayu
  • Malayalam
    മലയാളം
  • Maltese
    Malti
  • Mandarin (Chinese)
    中文
  • Marathi
    मराठी
  • Mari (Meadow)
    Олык марий
  • Maria (Gondi)
    माड़िया
  • Marwari
    मारवाड़ी
  • Meitei
    মেইতেই
  • Minangkabau
    Baso Minang
  • Mizo
    Mizo ṭawng
  • Mongolian
    Монгол
  • Mossi
    Mòoré
  • Māori
    Māori
  • N'Ko
    ߒߞߏ
  • Naija Pidgin
    Naija
  • Neapolitan
    Napulitano
  • Nepali
    नेपाली
  • Nimadi
    निमाड़ी
  • Northern Sotho
    Sesotho sa Leboa
  • Norwegian
    Norsk
  • Occitan
    Occitan
  • Od
    اوڈکی
  • Odia
    ଓଡ଼ିଆ
  • Ormuri
    اورمڑی
  • Pahari (Western)
    पहाड़ी
  • Pangasinan
    Salitan Pangasinan
  • Papiamento
    Papiamentu
  • Pashto
    پښتو
  • Persian
    فارسی
  • Pidgin (Cameroon)
    Kamtok
  • Piedmontese
    Piemontèis
  • Polish
    Polski
  • Portuguese
    Português
  • Punjabi
    ਪੰਜਾਬੀ
  • Quechua (Southern)
    Runa simi
  • Romanian
    Română
  • Rundi
    Ikirundi
  • Russian
    Русский
  • Samoan
    Gagana Sāmoa
  • Sango
    Sängö
  • Sanskrit
    संस्कृतम्
  • Santali
    ᱥᱟᱱᱛᱟᱲᱤ
  • Sardinian
    Sardu
  • Scottish Gaelic
    Gàidhlig
  • Serbian
    Српски
  • Shona
    ChiShona
  • Sicilian
    Sicilianu
  • Silesian
    Ślōnskŏ gŏdka
  • Sindhi
    سنڌي
  • Sinhala
    සිංහල
  • Slovak
    Slovenčina
  • Slovenian
    Slovenščina
  • Somali
    Soomaali
  • Southern Sotho
    Sesotho
  • Southwestern Dinka
    Thuɔŋjäŋ
  • Spanish
    Español
  • Sundanese
    Basa Sunda
  • Swahili
    Kiswahili
  • Swati
    siSwati
  • Swedish
    Svenska
  • Tajik
    Тоҷикӣ
  • Tamasheq
    Tamasheq
  • Tamil
    தமிழ்
  • Tatar
    Татар теле
  • Telugu
    తెలుగు
  • Thai
    ไทย
  • Tibetan
    བོད་ཡིག
  • Tigrinya
    ትግርኛ
  • Tok Pisin
    Tok Pisin
  • Tsonga
    Xitsonga
  • Tswana
    Setswana
  • Tumbuka
    Chitumbuka
  • Turkish
    Türkçe
  • Turkmen
    Türkmençe
  • Tuvan
    Тыва дыл
  • Twi
    Twi
  • Ukrainian
    Українська
  • Umbundu
    Umbundu
  • Urdu
    اردو
  • Uyghur
    ئۇيغۇرچە
  • Uzbek
    O'zbek
  • Venetian
    Vèneto
  • Vietnamese
    Tiếng Việt
  • Võro
    võro kiil
  • Wadiyara Koli
    واڈیارا کولی
  • Waray
    Winaray
  • Welsh
    Cymraeg
  • West Central Oromo
    Afaan Oromoo
  • West Frisian
    Frysk
  • Wolof
    Wolof
  • Xhosa
    isiXhosa
  • Yiddish
    ייִדיש
  • Yoruba
    Yorùbá
  • Zulu
    isiZulu

Frequently ask question

How this one differ from Duolingo or other language apps?
Dem other apps de use exercises, tap-tap, and streaks. This one na the other half: open conversation where you sef go de talk. No be lesson, level, or script, just straight talking, the thing wey many people de lack.
Weti go happen if I make mistake?
You go make mistake, and that one fine. The person wey you de practice with de understand when person de talk small-small, and e go fix the grammar for inside e reply, like correct friend. You go learn the correction without anybody stop you or give you grade.
I just start to learn. E too early?
You just need small words, even just greetings and few phrases. The partner go de keep e answer short and simple for start, and e go grow as you de grow. Anything wey you no understand, just one tap away, you go see the translation.
E de work for languages wey get different script?
Yes. For languages like Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Arabic, Hindi or Thai, the words and sentences also get phonetic spelling, so you go fit connect the sound and the text from day one.
I need to install app?
No. Practice mode de work for any modern browser for your phone, tablet, or laptop. Just sign up, allow your microphone, and start to talk.

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