Voice and subtitles - Model A (Google)
The translation is spoken aloud with live subtitles in 70+ languages, including Bahasa Melayu and other Southeast Asian languages. The voice follows the speaker, so its tone can change during a session.
SalamAI speaks the translation aloud with live subtitles in 70+ languages, including Bahasa Melayu and other Southeast Asian languages. The catalogue lists 78 language, script and regional codes. Some translation types have their own lists.
In short
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SalamAI’s main option, Voice and subtitles - Model A (Google), speaks the translation aloud with live subtitles in 70+ languages, listed as 78 language, script and regional codes such as Chinese scripts and Portuguese variants. That includes Bahasa Melayu, English, Mandarin Chinese, Tamil, Arabic and other Southeast Asian languages. Model B (Qwen) is an alternative voice engine with its own list, where your organisation has it. Subtitles only, Same-language captions and Transcribe only also use Model A. Interface languages are separate: the console has three and public pages have 37. Accuracy varies with accent, dialect and audio quality, so test your exact language pair before an event.
Test the exact option you plan to use, because each translation type, and transcription speech recognition, has its own coverage. Use your real speaker and microphone, not a recording from another room. Read a short passage with the names, places, numbers and specialist terms your event will use, then listen to the translated audio on a phone and read the captions. Repeat for each output language, and ask a native speaker to check the result. Accents, dialects and fast speech affect accuracy, so if a pair struggles, consider captions, a slower speaking pace or a qualified interpreter for that language.
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Translation language options
The translation is spoken aloud with live subtitles in 70+ languages, including Bahasa Melayu and other Southeast Asian languages. The voice follows the speaker, so its tone can change during a session.
An alternative voice engine with its own language list, where your organisation has it.
Subtitles only, Same-language captions and Transcribe only use Model A (Google). Subtitles only gives translated text with no spoken audio.
Search the 78 language, script and regional entries below.
No matching language in the current catalogue. Check your selected translation type in the console.
Some entries are script or regional variants, such as Chinese scripts and Portuguese variants.
Menu and button languages
Audience listeners, Participant Companion users, remote speakers and campaign delegates can choose a familiar interface. This changes the controls, not the words being translated.
Operators and administrators can work in English, Malay or Simplified Chinese. Interface language is independent of each session’s output languages.
Inside SalamAI
Show translated captions full-screen on a display or projector.
Common questions
Yes. Arabic, Malay (Bahasa Melayu), Mandarin Chinese and English are all spoken aloud with live subtitles in Voice and subtitles - Model A (Google). Test your language pair with your own speakers first. This does not guarantee equal accuracy for every accent or dialect.
No. An interface language changes menus and buttons. A translation language changes the speech or captions people receive. SalamAI has three console interface languages and 37 public interface languages.
Some entries are script or regional versions of a language, such as Chinese scripts and Portuguese variants. The 78 entries are not 78 separate languages.
No. Voice and subtitles - Model A (Google) covers the 70+ languages listed here. Model B (Qwen), where your organisation has it, has its own shorter list, and Transcribe only has its own speech recognition choices. The console shows the languages for the type you pick.
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