Listen to spoken Chinese and watch a live transcript appear, then translate any sentence or character for instant meaning – a free live Chinese translator, no sign-up.
Yes. Tap the microphone near a Chinese speaker and Jaaluu translates the conversation live by turning it into a scrolling transcript you can translate sentence by sentence, right as it happens or afterward.
Yes. Run it in the background during a Chinese-language video call or meeting for a live, translatable text backup of anything spoken too quickly to catch.
Yes. Play any Chinese podcast, radio show, film, or TV episode near your microphone and the dialogue is transcribed as it plays, so you can translate any line you couldn't quite catch.
Chinese uses four tones that completely change a word's meaning, and it's written in characters rather than an alphabet, so the same sound can map to several different characters depending on the tone and context. Seeing the actual characters transcribed first, then translating them, removes that guesswork.
That's right – Chinese verbs don't change form for tense or person the way many European languages do, so once a spoken sentence is transcribed into characters, translating it is mostly about word order and context rather than untangling verb endings.
Both. Tap "translate" under any transcribed line, or click a single character or word for its translation, a grammar note on its role in the sentence, and example sentences.
It's completely free with no sign-up required, and it runs entirely in your browser – no app to install.