Follow the whole talk
Start once and follow the translation for as long as the talk lasts, until you tap Stop.
One speaker. One direction.
What you can do.
Switching languages is fine
If the speaker switches to another language, Lecture detects it and keeps translating into yours.
Pauses are fine
When the speaker pauses, Lecture waits and resumes as soon as someone speaks again.
THREE SIMPLE STEPS
Here’s how it works.
Choose your language
Set the language you want to hear. Lecture translates one way, into your language, and detects the speaker’s language automatically.
Start once
Lecture keeps translating as the talk goes on. In a pause it waits, and it resumes when someone speaks.
Stop when you are finished
Translation continues until you tap Stop.
A LITTLE INSPIRATION
What will you say first?
Examples to help you picture the moment.
- Today we’ll look at three ideas.
- Let’s try a practical example.
- What would you do differently?
GOOD TO KNOW
A few useful answers.
How do I ask a question?
Lecture translates one way. To answer, tap Stop and switch to Auto or Walkie-talkie.
Do I need to know the speaker’s language?
Usually not. The speaker’s language is detected automatically, even if they switch languages, and you hear the translation in yours. For some language pairs automatic detection is not available, and Lecture then translates from the speaker’s language you set in the app.
Keep exploring.
Get the app
Auto
Two people, one phone. Take turns, and it translates both ways.
- Detects which language is spoken
- Voice and text · until Stop
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Walkie-talkie
Hold your language’s button and speak. Release it to hear the translation.
- Hold to speak, release to hear
- Noisy places · headphones
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Online rooms
An online meeting where everyone speaks and listens in their own language.
- Join with a link or QR code
- Guests can join from a browser
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