AI two-way voice translator
What is the main use case for Talk To Locals?
Talk To Locals makes it possible to have a conversation between two people who don't speak the same language.
Let's say Bob speaks only English and Julio - only Spanish. Talk To Locals will listen to what Bob said and repeat that in Spanish. Then, it will listen to what Julio replies, and repeat that in English. No need to press anything, pass the phone, or show the screen.
Who is the target audience of talktolocals.ai?
Anyone who is exposed to the languages they don't speak:
- tourists and travelers
- expats and nomads
- international families
- cross-border businesses
Can a user use Talk To Locals for free?
We offer 10 free minutes for the new users to try the tool out.
How does Talk To Locals differ from Google Translate for conversations?
Talk To Locals is specifically designed for face-to-face conversations, providing real-time speech-to-speech translation without the need to pause or type. Unlike Google Translate, which is more suitable for reading menus and signs or translating text, Talk To Locals maintains natural conversation flow and context, ensuring both parties hear the conversation in their respective languages.
What are the pricing options for Talk To Locals usage?
Talk To Locals offers flexible pricing with options based on usage:
- 30 minutes of conversation for $9
- 100 minutes for $24 (discounted from $33)
- 300 minutes for $59 (discounted from $99)
There are no hidden fees or subscriptions, and all plans support 40+ languages and are powered by advanced AI models. Additionally, new users get 10 free minutes upon signing up.
How does the translation quality of Talk To Locals ensure effective communication?
Talk To Locals utilizes advanced AI models to provide fast and reliable translations in real-time. The tool is designed to maintain the flow and context of natural conversations, which ensures that both parties can communicate effectively without misunderstandings, making it ideal for use while traveling or in situations where language barriers exist.
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