Can we run more than one language at the same time?
Yes. Every connected listener chooses their own, and as many can run at once as people actually pick. There is no number to buy in advance.
Languages
Find your audience’s language.
Any one language into any other, chosen by the person reading rather than set for the room. Search the list below and see a real sentence in its own script, right to left where that is how it is written.
Languages
Sixty languages.
Any one into any other.
60 languages for captions and translation, any one into any other. What the room speaks is the operator’s choice and can change mid-event. What each person reads is their own.
Spoken in English
If you need anything at all during the day, simply ask any one of us.
Read in Spanish
Si necesitan cualquier cosa durante el día, simplemente pregúntenos a cualquiera de nosotros.
Find your audience’s language.
60 languages available for captions and translation.
AfrikaansAfrikaans
AF
AlbanianShqip
SQ
Arabicالعربية
AR
AzerbaijaniAzərbaycanca
AZ
BasqueEuskara
EU
BelarusianБеларуская
BE
Bengaliবাংলা
BN
BosnianBosanski
BS
BulgarianБългарски
BG
CatalanCatalà
CA
Chinese中文
ZH
CroatianHrvatski
HR
CzechČeština
CS
DanishDansk
DA
DutchNederlands
NL
EnglishEnglish
EN
EstonianEesti
ET
FinnishSuomi
FI
FrenchFrançais
FR
GalicianGalego
GL
GermanDeutsch
DE
GreekΕλληνικά
EL
Gujaratiગુજરાતી
GU
Hebrewעברית
HE
Hindiहिन्दी
HI
HungarianMagyar
HU
IndonesianBahasa Indonesia
ID
ItalianItaliano
IT
Japanese日本語
JA
Kannadaಕನ್ನಡ
KN
KazakhҚазақша
KK
Korean한국어
KO
LatvianLatviešu
LV
LithuanianLietuvių
LT
MacedonianМакедонски
MK
MalayBahasa Melayu
MS
Malayalamമലയാളം
ML
Marathiमराठी
MR
NorwegianNorsk
NO
Persianفارسی
FA
PolishPolski
PL
PortuguesePortuguês
PT
Punjabiਪੰਜਾਬੀ
PA
RomanianRomână
RO
RussianРусский
RU
SerbianСрпски
SR
SlovakSlovenčina
SK
SlovenianSlovenščina
SL
SpanishEspañol
ES
SwahiliKiswahili
SW
SwedishSvenska
SV
TagalogTagalog
TL
Tamilதமிழ்
TA
Teluguతెలుగు
TE
Thaiไทย
TH
TurkishTürkçe
TR
UkrainianУкраїнська
UK
Urduاردو
UR
VietnameseTiếng Việt
VI
WelshCymraeg
CY
Flags are a visual cue, not a claim about which country a language belongs to. Every language here has captions and a spoken voice.
What a language looks like on the phone
A language is more than a name on a list. Arabic, Hebrew, Persian and Urdu run right to left, and they run right to left on the phone, on the room screen and on the stream, with the punctuation where it belongs. Chinese and Japanese have no spaces between words and break across lines the way they are written. Hindi, Bengali, Tamil, Telugu and the other Indic scripts keep their marks attached to the letters they belong to.
That is why every language on this page is shown as a real sentence rather than a flag and a name: it is what your audience will read. Live captions in Spanish, Mandarin, Arabic, Vietnamese, Korean or Swahili look like Spanish, Mandarin, Arabic, Vietnamese, Korean or Swahili, and each person in the room chooses their own.
Languages
Any of the sixty, as many at once as people choose.
Nothing to book and nothing to buy in advance. The room speaks one language; each person reads the one they picked.
Before your event
A few good questions.
Not sure which languages your room will need? Ask us.
Talk to usCan the spoken language change during an event?
Yes. What the room speaks is the operator’s setting and can be changed mid-event. What each person reads is their own choice and is unaffected.
Is spoken audio available in every language?
Yes. Every language on the list has captions and a spoken voice. Spoken audio is optional and switched on per venue.
What about languages written right to left?
Arabic, Hebrew, Persian and Urdu render right to left on every surface — phones, the room screen and the stream — with the punctuation the right way round.
Can the room speak one language and the audience read another?
Yes. Any one language into any other. The speaker uses their own language; each person reads in theirs.
What if our language is not on the list?
Tell us. We add languages as they become available, and we would rather know which ones people are waiting for.
Try it in your own languages.
Start a session, open the link on your phone, and pick any of the sixty.
A$10 of free credit when you sign up, no credit card needed. Credit never expires — use it this week or next year.