German-Chinese, directly, with no English in between
Most translation tools quietly assume English is one side of every conversation. When a German speaker and a Chinese speaker sit down together, All Voices pairs the two languages it actually hears.
No pivot language
All Voices listens first and decides then: when the conversation is German and Chinese, it interprets German-Chinese directly, both directions, without you configuring anything and without an English detour flattening both sides. If a third language joins, it falls back to translating everyone into one chosen language instead of guessing.
A trade lane's worth of conversations
Germany and China do an enormous amount of business with a thin layer of shared language. Supplier audits, machine commissioning on the factory floor, logistics calls, trade-fair booths in Guangzhou or Hannover: conversations full of quantities, dates and tolerances, exactly the content that suffers most when it passes through a colleague's approximate English.
And families too
German-Chinese families are common and the language gap inside them is real: one set of grandparents in Chengdu, the other in Stuttgart, and grandchildren fluent in neither's language. A phone on the dinner table translating both directions is a smaller intervention than a language course, and it works tonight.
Questions people ask
Is All Voices a voice translator from German to Chinese?
Yes. You speak, and each line appears in German and Chinese while people talk; when both languages are spoken, it translates both directions automatically. During a live session the translation can also be spoken aloud, in each speaker’s own voice once enough clear speech is available and in a stock voice until then. Saved lines can be played aloud later.
Two directions, one device
When both German and Chinese are being spoken, All Voices pairs them automatically and interprets both ways; when only one side needs translating, every line is rendered into the language you choose. Either way there is one transcript, with speakers labelled, audio kept, and a summary written when you stop. The first 30 minutes are free, without a card.
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