Arabic, Bengali, Chinese (Simplified), Chinese (Traditional), Dutch, English, French, German, Hindi, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, and Tamil. Three languages are currently in Beta: Indonesian (Bahasa), Polish and Vietnamese.
Yes. Wordly can understand different speaker accents. Wordly’s datasets are trained using speakers from different countries that commonly speak the selected language.
Wordly provides simultaneous interpretation in 16 languages entirely through Artificial Intelligence. There are no human interpreters involved in the process. As a result, Wordly is always available in the languages you need and can scale to as large an event as you need both in terms of number of participants and number of simultaneous sessions.
A meeting organizer schedules a Wordly session ahead of time through the Wordly Portal or creates a session as needed in the Wordly App. Creating a session generates a presentation code. The meeting organizer then gives participants a link and a presentation code for the session.
The Wordly App runs on Android (6.0 or later) or iOS (11.0 or later). This is the app used for presenters. Attendees use a browser, such as Chrome, Safari, Firefox, or Edge, on any device where the browser runs.
Yes. While in the session, attendees can change to any of the supported languages at any time, without exiting the session.
Yes. Wordly supports speakers using different languages in the same session. Each speaker can speak in their own language.
The host or speaker must manually instruct Wordly to expect to hear and capture the language to be spoken. This is crucial for accurate transcription and translation. See precise instructions here.
Yes, the meeting organizer can optionally choose to save a transcript of the session. Transcripts can be downloaded in several formats, with or without timestamps, including the captioning-compatible webVTT format.
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