Listen to spoken Russian and watch a live transcript appear, then translate any sentence or Cyrillic word for meaning – a free live Russian translator, no sign-up.
Yes. Tap the microphone near a Russian speaker and Jaaluu acts as a live interpreter of sorts, turning the conversation into a scrolling transcript you can translate sentence by sentence, at your own pace.
Yes. Play any Russian podcast, radio show, or TV program near your microphone and the speech is transcribed as it plays, so you can translate any line you couldn't catch.
Run it in the background during a Russian-language call or meeting for a live, translatable text backup of anything spoken too quickly to follow by ear.
Russian is written in the Cyrillic alphabet, and unstressed vowels often get reduced or blurred in fast speech, which makes it hard to match what you hear to how a word is actually spelled. Seeing it transcribed in Cyrillic first, then translating it, closes that gap.
It can – Russian's six cases and its perfective/imperfective verb aspect, a distinction most other languages don't have at all, change a word's ending depending on its role in the sentence, so the same word can sound different from one sentence to the next. Translating the exact form you heard, with its grammar explanation, makes that clear.
Both. Tap "translate" under any transcribed line, or click a single word for its translation, grammar explanation (case, aspect), and example sentences.
Yes, completely free with no sign-up required, and it runs entirely in your browser – no app to install.