Hold. Talk. Let go.
Say who you’re meeting, which language they speak, and what you’ll be talking about.
A good translation starts with understanding. Tell Voxwiz who you’re talking to and what it’s about. That little bit of context helps it hear you more clearly and translate what you mean.
Hold the card and introduce your conversation. A cab ride in New Delhi? Choosing somewhere to eat in Madrid? A supplier meeting in Tokyo? Give Voxwiz a little detail so it has something to go on.
“Talk to Mohan in Hindi about a cab ride in New Delhi.”
Context is optional. Just a person and a language will get you started, too.
Say who you’re meeting, which language they speak, and what you’ll be talking about.
Check the person, language, and conversation context before you start.
Take turns speaking. Each person reads and hears the translation in their own language.
Names. Places. A word with more than one meaning. Voxwiz uses the background you share to help with both transcription and translation.
In a supplier meeting, “pitch” could mean the proposal you’re presenting.
You give the background. Voxwiz uses it as a clue to the meaning.
Read the translation or hear it aloud. Choose and preview how each person’s translations sound using voices on your phone.
More options are downloadable for supported languages in iOS speech settings and Android text-to-speech settings. Availability varies by device.
Put one phone between you and take turns. Each person gets their own side of the conversation, with words facing the right way.
Bring your language. Bring a little context.
Voxwiz is coming to iOS and Android.