Live voice translation
Recognized speech and translations will appear here.
Recognized speech and translations will appear here.
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Live microphone · text captions
Use this Real-Time Tagalog to English voice translator for a live conversation with captions on screen. The default pair uses Filipino (Philippines), the label shown in the service catalog, and English (US). Both people can take turns in one session, with each language in its own text column. Check the labels, then start the microphone when you are ready.
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The selector shows Filipino (Philippines) for the Tagalog-side default and English (US) for the other language. If either entry is unavailable, the page reports it and keeps Start disabled rather than selecting a substitute.
Press Start translating and approve the browser's microphone request. Wait for the listening status before speaking. The tool does not start capture when you visit the page or inspect the language picker.
Take turns with short phrases and compare each recognized utterance with its translation. Check important amounts, names, addresses, and times in the original language column before continuing.
Short, checkable exchanges
Use the captions to share an update or make a plan with a relative who prefers the other language. Give each person a clear turn and pause after the translation so both can read the same point.
Ask about an item, a location, or what to do next in one short sentence. Read the reply and translation side by side. Separate quantities and prices from longer explanations, then repeat them if unclear.
People may naturally use words from both languages in the same thought. The page is configured for a selected pair, but it does not promise automatic handling of every code-switched sentence. When a mixed turn is difficult to read, restate the main idea in one selected language and check the new captions.
Before you start
The current service catalog names its Philippines entry Filipino (Philippines). That is the label shown in the selector for this page’s default language.
Yes. After you select the pair, speakers can take turns using either selected language in the same live session. The text columns remain tied to those languages.
The tool is set to the selected language pair, and it does not promise automatic handling of every language switch within a sentence. For a clearer result, restate the thought in one selected language and check the captions.
No. The browser tool accepts live microphone speech after Start and displays text. It does not upload recordings or play translated speech.
The Web trial allows up to one cumulative minute per visitor; stopping or refreshing does not restore time already used. The existing app offer is three free days, under the app's current terms.