A conversation translator on your phone – speak your language, they hear theirs
Press one button and take turns speaking, each in your own language. PhoneMe recognises who speaks which language, translates and reads the translation aloud right away. Everything happens on your phone – even without internet.
Get it on Google PlayHow to start a conversation
It takes a few seconds.
- 1Open the Organizer in PhoneMe and choose the Translator tab.
- 2Press Start. You can pick the languages at the bottom first, or leave them on “Auto-detect”.
- 3Take turns speaking – the phone translates every sentence and reads it aloud.
What the Translator can do
As simple as talking – no tapping for every sentence.
One button
Press Start and talk. The phone notices by itself when you’ve finished speaking.
Languages detected automatically
The phone recognises both languages on its own. You can also pick them before you start – 50+ languages.
Reads aloud
You hear the translation right away, and both versions appear on screen as chat bubbles.
No internet needed
After a one-time download over Wi‑Fi, speech recognition and translation run on your phone. Nothing goes to a server.
Conversations are saved
Every conversation goes to the “Conversations” list. Share it or save it to your Notes.
Stops by itself
If nobody speaks for 2 minutes, the conversation ends and is saved automatically.
Questions – Conversation translator
Is the Translator free?
Yes, the Translator is part of the free PhoneMe app for Android.
Does it work offline?
Yes. The speech model and language packs download once, ideally over Wi‑Fi (PhoneMe does it in the background). After that, translation works without internet.
Which languages are supported?
More than 50, including English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Polish, Romanian, Turkish and Ukrainian.
Is the conversation sent to a server?
No. Speech recognition, translation and reading aloud all happen on your phone.
Which phones work best?
On newer phones (about 6 GB of RAM or more) the translation appears in 2–3 seconds. On older phones it can take longer.