Live voice translation
Recognized speech and translations will appear here.
Recognized speech and translations will appear here.
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A simple three-step flow
This live Korean–English page starts with Korean (South Korea) and English (United States) for a short polite exchange. Korean captions use Hangul. A greeting or self-introduction in the formal 합니다 style is a better check than a long mixed sentence. Speakers take turns in one session, and the columns stay fixed.
Check Korean (South Korea), ko-KR, and English (United States) before Start. The page does not choose a speech level for you, and it does not detect honorifics from context.
Press Start translating and allow the microphone. Wait for Listening. A short introduction or request is easier to read than several titles and names in one breath. The page load itself does not open the microphone.
Compare the Hangul caption with the English one. Family names and given names can be romanized in more than one way. Repeat the name if you need to write it down.
Words on screen
Read Korean (South Korea) speech beside its translation, then let the other speaker answer in English (United States) if they prefer. The text stays grouped by the two selected languages, so check the original wording when a place, name, or number matters.
Captions are text only, and either selected language can be spoken in the same session. The examples on this page are written to illustrate the languages; they are not captions captured from a live session.
With live captions, both people can follow each turn and respond while the conversation is underway. Use the two language columns to check names, numbers, and places together.
Korean (South Korea)
예약 이름은 김민수입니다.
English (United States)
The reservation name is Kim Min-su.
Language selections
This page starts with Korean (South Korea) and English (United States). Speakers can take turns in either selected language during one session. The language columns stay fixed, and the Web trial is up to one cumulative minute per visitor.
| Setting | How it works |
|---|---|
| First language | Start with Korean (South Korea). |
| Second language | Use English (United States) as the second language; both remain visible in separate caption columns. |
| Conversation direction | Either selected language can be spoken in the same session; its translation appears in the other language’s column. |
The default is Korean (South Korea), ko-KR. Captions use Hangul, not a romanization system. Korean speech levels differ; the edited example uses the formal 합니다 style, and this page does not promise to identify 해요, 한다, or honorific forms. Check names and numbers in the Hangul caption.
Short, practical exchanges
Say the name in one polite sentence, then read the Hangul. Use that caption if the English romanization could be written more than one way.
Keep the request short. Let the other person answer in English or Korean without reversing the columns. Ask a follow-up only after the first answer is clear.
Say the time in its own turn. A title or polite ending can sit in the same short sentence, but do not add the place, price, and name together.
Practical tips
Check this site’s microphone permission and your system input device, then return to the tool and start again. If another application is using the microphone, close that recording session first.
No. The browser voice translator shows recognized speech and translations as text captions only; it does not play translated speech.
Wait for the status to recover before speaking. If the session ends, check your connection and press Start again. A reconnect does not guarantee that speech from the interruption can be recovered.
Know what to expect
This page is designed for live microphone translation. It does not import media or keep a transcript library.
| Capability | Availability | What to expect |
|---|---|---|
| Live microphone speech | Supported Speak after the Listening status appears. | Speak after the Listening status appears. |
| Two-language text captions | Shown together Each language stays in its own compact caption window, and the words remain on the page after stopping until you leave or refresh. | Each language stays in its own compact caption window, and the words remain on the page after stopping until you leave or refresh. |
| Text-only translation | On-screen captions The browser tool shows recognized speech and translations as text. It does not play translated speech. | The browser tool shows recognized speech and translations as text. It does not play translated speech. |
| Two-way conversation | Both selected languages Take turns speaking either language in the same session. The transcript columns stay fixed by language. | Take turns speaking either language in the same session. The transcript columns stay fixed by language. |
| Audio/video files or meeting audio | Not on this page This browser tool is for live microphone speech, not saved recordings. Use Owll.ai Audio to Text for an audio or video file. To record and transcribe a live Zoom, Teams, or Google Meet, open Owll.ai Meeting Recorder. These workflows handle recordings in a separate Owll.ai account or workspace; current plan terms apply. | This browser tool is for live microphone speech, not saved recordings. Use Owll.ai Audio to Text for an audio or video file. To record and transcribe a live Zoom, Teams, or Google Meet, open Owll.ai Meeting Recorder. These workflows handle recordings in a separate Owll.ai account or workspace; current plan terms apply. |
| Saving or exporting a transcript | In an Owll.ai workspace Live captions here are not saved or exportable. For an Audio to Text recording, save its transcript in an Owll.ai workspace or export it as TXT, DOCX, or PDF. Audio to Text | Live captions here are not saved or exportable. For an Audio to Text recording, save its transcript in an Owll.ai workspace or export it as TXT, DOCX, or PDF. Audio to Text |
For a longer conversation or other translation tasks, explore the Owll Translator app. App availability and supported languages may differ from this browser tool.
Korean to English voice translator FAQs
No. Korean (South Korea) is the language selection. The example sentence uses the formal 합니다 ending as an edited illustration. The page does not detect or promise a particular speech level.
Yes, the Korean caption is Hangul. English romanization such as Kim Min-su is a translation, not the only spelling. Check the Hangul before you copy a name.
Yes. Either selected language can be spoken in the same session. The Hangul column and the English column stay in place.
No. This is live microphone speech after Start. It does not upload chats or audio files, and it does not export captions.
Up to one cumulative minute per visitor. Stopping or refreshing does not restore used time. The Owll Translator app offer is three free days under the app’s own terms.
App features
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