Simultaneous interpretation

Arabic simultaneous interpretation

Whatever language the speaker uses, attendees listen to the talk in Arabic on their own phones and read the captions. No booth to build, no receivers to hand out, no interpreter team per language.

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30 broadcast minutes, no card needed

What you get in Arabic

Audio and captions
Attendees choose Arabic, listen through their earphones and read the captions at the same time.
About 3.5 seconds
The Arabic translation reaches attendees in about 3.5 seconds; the measured range is 3.3–3.7 seconds.
From 77 languages into Arabic
The speaker can talk in any of the 77 languages in the catalogue; the translation arrives in Arabic.
Backup line
Arabic also has a second translation line: if the main line falters, the broadcast switches to it without stopping, as long as the speaker's language is recognised on that line too.
Right to left
Arabic captions and the listener screen are laid out right to left.
5 languages per room
A room opens up to 5 translation languages at once; each attendee picks their own.

How it works

Open your room and add Arabic to its translation languages.
The speaker talks into the microphone as usual.
Attendees scan the QR code, choose Arabic and start listening.

Questions about Arabic interpretation

How does Arabic simultaneous interpretation work?

The speaker's voice is translated live and reaches the attendee's phone as Arabic audio and captions. Attendees don't install an app; they scan the QR code and choose their language.

How long is the delay for Arabic?

In our measurements on the live service, the first translation arrived within 3.3–3.7 seconds.

How many people can listen in Arabic at once?

We carried 1,008 listeners in a single room without errors. For larger events we plan capacity with you.

Can I try Arabic interpretation for free?

Yes. When you create an account you get 30 free broadcast minutes, no card needed, so you can try Arabic interpretation at your own event.