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Timekettle M3 Real-time translator
Question about Timekettle M3 Real-time translator
and if I have a Teams meeting in English, can I follow along in German, will it be translated automatically?
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Hello Marco
At first I was really sceptical but once you have understood the settings and know how to use them I have to say I think they are great. I also had a team meeting with French colleagues last week and what was a bit more tedious was that when two people talk, M3 doesn't recognise who said what and since you hear with a delay anyway, the sentences sometimes don't make sense. So if you tell them to speak a little slower and pause from one person to the other, you understand it very well. In short, if I used to understand 40% I am now at 70-80% and so for me they fulfil their duty. I hope this was helpful. Greetings
At first I was really sceptical but once you have understood the settings and know how to use them I have to say I think they are great. I also had a team meeting with French colleagues last week and what was a bit more tedious was that when two people talk, M3 doesn't recognise who said what and since you hear with a delay anyway, the sentences sometimes don't make sense. So if you tell them to speak a little slower and pause from one person to the other, you understand it very well. In short, if I used to understand 40% I am now at 70-80% and so for me they fulfil their duty. I hope this was helpful. Greetings
Yes, but the problem is the speaking speed. If the other person speaks quickly, e.g. BBC correspondents on TV, the app doesn't keep up. It works well when travelling and in everyday life.