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Most of us have found ourselves in the awkward situation of trying to communicate in a foreign language. Sometimes it’s funny. Sometimes it’s embarrassing. And sometimes it’s downright disastrous. But thanks to a new translation device that easily fits into your ear, the days of struggling to speak the local lingo might soon be a thing of the past.
The device is called The Pilot translator system and Waverly Labs is the company behind this brilliantly simple yet potentially groundbreaking ear translator idea. When it hits the shelves in September, the system will allow the wearer to understand one of several foreign languages through real-time in-ear translation. A handy real-time translator app will allow you to toggle through the languages you want, and the selection includes French, Spanish, Italian, and English. It’ll retail for $129, and you can pre-order your own translator device here. Or you can just keep talking to people really loudly and slowly in English. Good luck with that.
More info on this ingenious language translator device: Waverly Labs (h/t)
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The gadget comprises two earpieces that easily fit into your ears
It will allow real-time in-ear translations in French, Spanish, Italian, and English
“The Pilot” will hit the shelves in September and retail for $129
The device is said to translate speech like the Babelfish in The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy
A handy app will allow you to toggle through the languages you want
The creator says he came up with the idea when he met a French girl. Here’s how it works in action:
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John Cooper 9 years ago
Hope they do a yorkshire one soon as our lass dunt av a clue wot im on bout half the time
Devon Frohne 9 years ago
I do think that we have a lot of un-documented cultural slangs in languages, and it is important to learn them, however I think this a very wonderful idea, and piece of kit for any traveler. How it will pick up some crazy accents when siri can barely understand "send a text to bob" I don't know.
Nick Girard 9 years ago
That's a cheap, limited, cloud-based solution. A local solution would be much better.
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Carolyn Wolfe 9 years ago
And the Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy used one too! So long and thanks for all the Fish!
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andrevartania 9 years ago
Babel fish "The Babel fish is small, yellow, leech-like, and probably the oddest thing in the universe. It feeds on brain wave energy, absorbing all unconscious frequencies and then excreting telepathically a matrix formed from the conscious frequencies and nerve signals picked up from the speech centres of the brain, the practical upshot of which is that if you stick one in your ear, you can instantly understand anything said to you in any form of language: the speech you hear decodes the brain wave matrix."[7] It is a universal translator that neatly crosses the language divide between any species. The book points out that the Babel fish could not possibly have developed naturally, and therefore it both proves and disproves the existence of God:
U.N. Owhen 3 years ago
You've GOT to be autistic. If not, then your parents kept you chained in room, and you've never actually interacted with REAL people (typing c**p here is NOT 'real' - it's actually VERY...sad.) Just as William Shatner said in an early, and very well-known SNL skit, which takes place at a Star Trek convention, after politely listening for a few minutes, he's hit by the inanity, and says, 'habe any of you ever kissed a girl?!?' Humour aside, I've come across a few like you, and there's NO way you're not - maybe you've not been diagnosed, but you ARE (and NOT that 'a*s-burger' b******t, which isn't anything more than shy, loner-type kids, and foolish parents, who think there's 'something wrong' with them 🤬) autistic. Not trying to be 'mean' to you, but, you're not 'connected' correctly . Seeing a professional could only help you. Go to: https://www.cdc.gov/ncbdd/autism/treatment.html.
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Darlene Luckins 9 years ago
I hope the translations are correct. Ever try to translate something through an online translator when you know the other language fairly well? They mess up almost every time.
Mike Seebeck 9 years ago
Hopefully upgrades will include Russian, Japanese, Hindi, Portugese, Chinese, Korean, and Arabic. And for the Trekkies, Klingon, Romulan, Vulcan, and Ferengi. ????
גלי אסא 9 years ago
The hitch hiker's guide to the galaxy, that's where the idea really came from,...
Ramiro Garcia 9 years ago
How soon will be available for Chinese? My wife and her family are from China and I am still trying to learn Chinese. Even though my wife and I can understand each other at times it would be helpful to have this device.
Arty 9 years ago
I'm not aware such an app exist on your phone (does it?)...and yet a full apparatus should be functional in September? I'd like to test it before believing it!
Joshua Bowditch 9 years ago
This is awesome and a functional leap forward. For the naysayers: Didn’t the internet reduce the need for libraries? Cars for horse and buggy? Laundry machine for the bucket and scrub board? Why would you stand in the way of real progress? How can you ignore the emotion in the French woman's voice when she is able to communicate real time with him? Pssshhhhh You guys enjoy your 'old' ways. I'll take Tesla autos, The Pilot, and any other electro enhancements coming down the pike 8)
Tania King 9 years ago
I hope you never pick up criminal charges in a foreign country. You'll be crying for an "old style" human interpreter.
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James Floyd 9 years ago
Plenty of apps available for free that do this with your phone. And you're not running around with huge earpieces in all day
Arianne Farah 9 years ago
I'm French native... that one simple sentence is wrong, basically it says "Can you me hear in French" (rather than "Can you hear me in French"), which is exactly what Google Translate gives when you type it in. It's hundreds of dollars for a bluetooth earpiece that streams free software.
Mark Malicki 9 years ago
Tonight my girlfriend celebrates with her classmates, her BA in French.It makes me sad, I've been to many countries and have met many people here from other places and while we did not have a language in common, we always found a way to communicate, like flirting, so much will be missed or never known is this lazy, not so brave new world.
AJ Echlin 9 years ago
I am about to go to school for four years to learn japanese and french. It will be disappointing to know that people won't be learning anymore, just handed devices.
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Craig Reynolds 9 years ago
Sign me up and take my money please. I'm hoping they do Chinese, Korean and Russian in the future.
NARAYANAN UNNIKRISHNAN 5 years ago
what is the time delay? how accurate it will be? how many languages?
Chrissy deon 6 years ago
There needs to be a devise as small as a earbud that translates without an app or having to have a phone
Denise Duncan Bieberle 6 years ago
This is America, Get it why you CAN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Barbara Cowcill 7 years ago
This is a question..... does anyone know if you can translate Japanese and have you tried it?
Daniel Molintas 9 years ago
I think badly needed by police and military forces in today's globalized world to reduce random, mistaken and inaccurate arrests of innocent civilians in war zones. Currently up to 90% of detentions bear little intel value and only aggravate tensions between peacekeeping forces and general populace. Culture, religious and language gaps exacerbate these further.
Jennifer Vieira 9 years ago
It would be great if this would be available in Portuguese as well.
Karen Haas 9 years ago
I have a daughter-in-law from Germany - she speaks German, Spanish, French, English and an ancient language. She teaches Spanish with a German accent (my son's joke) They visit Germany every two years and her parents will come often after retirement. Her mother speaks broken English trying hard but her father and sister do not. OKAY, is there any chance you can add German to your device? My son, husband and I need it too. My father was the son of a composer from the city of Lichtenstein who died in the US in 1924 - Dad spoke nothing but German until age 18 and taught hs German for many years. Thanks
Koko Sempai 9 years ago
Or Just learn the language you r****d. You don't need earphones to directly talk to people in real life in front of you.
Jason Steger 9 years ago
The question now is how do we speak back in the persons language so they understand us
Lyn Anderson 9 years ago
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Dale Van Den Heuvel 9 years ago
I love this idea, my girlfriend who speak Spanish and obviously I don't, and she has complained About the current translators are use, I'm hoping this one will be better
Robert Elliot 9 years ago
That pretty girl doesn't need a translator. One flash of those sparkling eyes and I get the message right off.
Pat Patterson 9 years ago
Hell, if you can't understand the language in the first place how are you going to answer back?
Scottie Partridge 9 years ago
Does this work? Is it in Indonesian? How do I get it posted to Bali?
Helen Sera 9 years ago
my son says what is the point of travelling if you cannot b ebothered to learn the language and you are just going to cheat. Fair point, well presented :)
Catherine Guildford 9 years ago
If they could do one that worked on Bulgaria i would love it. Been living here for over 8 years and my language skills are nonexistent and i hate it because they are so friendly and helpful and deserve something better than me trying to blunder my way through a miming session.
Bonita Evans 9 years ago
I would love to try thi our but can you just use one and understand the other people if they dint have one
Pennielou Wesson 9 years ago
WELL I GUESS EVERYONE NEEDS ONE OF THESE I MEAN FOR REAL!!! NO JOKING!!!
Stephen Buchholz 9 years ago
Great! Next we need the Google glass to read and translate signs and documents.
Ronson Sovereign 9 years ago
Luciferian pyramid symbology, removing language barriers, because you know...New Babylon and s**t. F**k the NWO.
Mistrz Varflock 9 years ago
I do not know if I want text similar to hear the that Google translator spits. Text above was translated (twice) by Google Translator.
Mistrz Varflock 9 years ago
At least that text was supposed to be above the next but hard enter doesn't seem to work here. Sorry for that.
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French Speaker-Pleased to meet you-Translation-you rocket weeds complete sea must relief bother tarpaulin with nebula weather.
James Magnum 9 years ago
I like the concept. Although I don't know yet if this really is going to work like it has been advertised, my optimistic side says this is a great idea and gadget and imagine the possibilities in the International dating arena, which I think the inventor has already hit upon that, but I REALLY am hoping that the company is able to come up with a Russian version SOON as it is the dominant language in number of countries and could really be put to use quickly! dd06-574e3...770dc2.jpg 
Kevin Andrews 9 years ago
Great idea, but we're not there yet. As anyone who has used Babelfish or Google Translate can tell you. Would be fun though, and would certainly lead to some interesting scenarios. "Excuse me officer, but I have sauerkraut in my leiderhosen."
Troy Packard 9 years ago
My idea from 2011 that I mentioned, I wrote it down and mailed it to myself, it has not been opened since. I was actually waiting to finish school to complete the patenting process but I am glad that someone has brought it to the light. This will be a huge blessing to others.
Troy Packard 9 years ago
This is an amazing idea. I had a similar idea in 2011 that I would live to discuss with you guys, it will enhance the features or actually add more to it.
Thomas Noll 9 years ago
This will show everyone at the board meeting you are less educated than the rest, and, more importantly, not respectful enough to communicate with me in my native tongue.
MerryMarjie 9 years ago
I'm gobsmacked! (And I'm not even British!) What a great piece of equipment! I live in a predominantly Spanish-speaking area and I'm just sure they're talking about me, with no way to prove it! Ha ha!
Patricia Exner 9 years ago
I am a Canadian living in Mexico. As I'm aging I find it more difficult to retain any Spanish. I definitely want one of these...it would help me soooo much.....buying groceries.... No more charades! Talking to the Mexican people. It may even help me to retain more Spanish. I can't wait for them to come out. Do you get two for $129.? Cause, you pretty much need two, right. Can I be he first to place an order or do I have to wait till September?
Paulo Rocha 9 years ago
Post em português - http://www.blogpc.net.br/2016/05/fone-de-ouvido-inteligente-que-traduz-conversas-em-tempo-real.html
Leon De Broize 9 years ago
I think this awesome and is going to be very successful. It will be interesting to see how this evolves with the future models.
Love Brendan 9 years ago
So 2 comes with the $129.00 cost? Is this for each person to wear one or are both ear pieces for 1 person? If this is 1 earpiece for 2 people then this is great! We have a foster son with his fathers family being Hispanic and we cannot communicate with them. Please let me know! And I'm not familiar with the way these comments work...will I be notified when people respond?
Carolyn Goodridge 9 years ago
Whatever efforts are made to close the language gap can only help progress positive and unified globalization. My organization's mission is to help artists exhibition internationally. So this will speed things up. We're headed to Latin America next year. Right now I'm in Italy. Would love to be able to communicate more easily for next year's exhibition!
Angela Nicholas 9 years ago
Add in armanian arabic Chinese Japanese Russian and all the languages and impress me too
Nicole Kastner 9 years ago
I think that you should call it an in ear interpreter. Interpreting is for the spoken word. Translation is for the written word. There is a whole profession for this and that is the distinction they use.
Enoch Mubarak 9 years ago
BLACK AMERICA 2016.... YOU HAVE MY WORD....THEY WON'T GET AWAY WITH IT WITHOUT A FIGHT.....because I suspect foul play.... copyright infringement...and I am all over it. The above or below illustration I strongly suspect is copyright infringement from our copyrighted book Undercover Smart published in 2006 by Author house publishing whereas Babel fish includes the exact ,same and identical idea, concept and form of expression that their babal fish clone is based on. . This story will not end as another idea stolen from the black man. UNDERCOVER SMART - ISBN # 1-4208-7255-9 - PAGE 105.
Jason Hurley 9 years ago
why not also in German? not just in the languages learned in America.
Jacquelin Chapman 9 years ago
Health protection covers should be added for business purposes. This can help businesses having to lose business because not understanding the language. This is brilliant!!
Jacquelin Chapman 9 years ago
Health protection covers should be developed for business use. This can help so much face to face from car dealers to bank tellers...where no one is turned away. Brilliant invention !
Aldric McCloud 9 years ago
Don't get me wrong, Hitchhiker's is a great book and were at least decent shows, but I'm surprised they didn't make a Star Trek reference to this. This must have been written in the UK, where the book and first show was made.
Jammin Rader 9 years ago
Amazing idea!! Will they offer more languages in the future as an upgrade?
Aldric McCloud 9 years ago
I'm surprised they didn't make reference to the Star Trek universal communicator. Don't get me wrong, Hitchhiker's is a great book and shows, but more people know about Star Trek than that.
Viki Robinson 9 years ago
When will it be available in Arabic languages? Will there ever be one to translate what I say in English to another language or will others just have to have the Pilot to understand me?
feejigirl99 9 years ago
This is really cool but it probably isn't perfect yet. For once, both people have to wear it. If you're in a busy place it probably won't work. It can help you understand, but speaking is different and it can't help you speak back (I'm saying this assuming that you're the only one wearing them in a foreign country.) Also, everything is delayed so conversation would be much slower. Could it recognize different dialects of a language? Slang? New words? Finally, I'd probably end up losing those. I already lose my headphones on a wire. Other than that, I think it's a really handy device that could be useful if improved. Hopefully it's not like google translate, where some translations are incorrect.
Indrani Ghose 9 years ago
I am like: Is this true! What a great gadget for travelers. I am keen to use one of them! Like the French girl in the story I have felt lost several times. One that I vividly recollect is at Pannonhalma Abbey in Hungary.
Kendric Loveless 9 years ago
Is this going to be a Google Translate Disaster all stuck in your ears? I hope not. Because i think every language has their own unique slang that makes the sentences hard/impossible to translate without sounding weird or losing the intended meaning. If the team behind pilot can nab this down and able to accurately tackle all sorts of non-official but commonly used slang/culturally constructed sentences then i think Pilot is really going to be a big thing.
Charlotte Williams 9 years ago
Wish they did this in German. My partner's family only speak German
Charlotte Williams 9 years ago
Wish they did this in German! My partner's family only speak German
Diane Fitzwater McClain 9 years ago
I go to a lot of foreign films with subtitles I wonder if this device will work I could actually understand the movie instead of reading the movie
Tammy Taeschler 9 years ago
I think this is a wonderful concept. I host many cultural exchange students, Japan every year, so this is a awesome thing for people like me and my family helping to break the language barrier.
Aegon VI Targaryen 9 years ago
hang on a moment! we can hear a traslated version of the language spoken by the other person, and yet we still speak our language?! talk about half-measures! :P there needs to be a device to go with this that translates our language to theirs. that or we'd need to buy two or more to communicate with another.
Nathan Segal 9 years ago
Seems like a great idea but if it's anything like Google translate it won't be 100% accurate. And if it's off by even 10% it could seriously screw up the translation. I've found that out the hard way with Google Translate which has made some major error which led to misunderstanding. Fortunately, I'm able to read the language I'm translating from (Spanish) and I can often figure out the errors.
Carolyn Wolfe 9 years ago
I love this device idea but wonder if you can use it without a cell phone. Can you use it with a PC? I do not have a cell phone or smartphone.
Carolyn Wolfe 9 years ago
I love this. I not have a cell phone, does it work on a PC? Do you have to have a cell phone or smart phone to use it? I think this is an incredibly useful device!
Albino Squirrel 9 years ago
I wouldn't want to just walk around with those in my ears. I'm sorry, the colours are just ridiculous. For better sales, they should come in
Albino Squirrel 9 years ago
*continued. A clear version. Just walking around with a bright red earpiece would probably look completely and totally ridiculous. No thanks
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Linda Terrell 9 years ago
You'll still be stuck trying to speak the language unless you have a spare device you can lend.
Allan Dorfman 9 years ago
And what do you do if you're traveling without your "French girl"? Ask everyone you need to talk to to stick something in their ear? Not to mention that if the device translates like Google translate, then it has a LONG way to go to produce colloquial or even understandable translation beyond extremely basic phrases . . ..
Allan Dorfman 9 years ago
And what do you do if you're traveling without your "French girl"? Ask everyone you need to talk to to stick something in their ear? Not to mention that if the device translates like Google translate, then it has a LONG way to go to produce colloquial or even understandable translation beyond extremely basic phrases . . ..
Dave Blount 9 years ago
So you can understand a foreign language eh? So how the hell do you reply back, if you don't speak the language? Need more work I think.....
Darren Read 9 years ago
I'm moving to Spain very soon and this would be a great bit of kit to have at hand
Eruanion Nolaquen 9 years ago
It will work as well as speech to text or any other system that uses spoken commands. It will have trouble with accents, speech problems, or unusual pronunciations. You will have to speak, clearly, in textbook language, or it will fail. Or spend days "calibrating" it
Joseph Bosch 9 years ago
I live and work in NATO and wish i had something like this as nearly everyone around me speaks some other language.
Balázs Keszei 9 years ago
How does it deal with 3 simultaneous conversations between 5 people, as usually happens in France?
Kenneth Drake 9 years ago
Please let me know when you have on for Russian. My in laws are Russian and they so want to talk with me and me with them. I would gladly pay the $129 just to be able to speak with them. They are both in the 70's and I don't know how much longer they will be with us. Thank you so much for this. I have been working on the idea for about a year now and you beat me to it. Thanks. Ken Drake.
Wendy Berry Simmons 9 years ago
It doesn't say anything about helping you come up with a response, though, to what is said to you, so you might still have trouble communicating.
Carolyne Kapros 9 years ago
I woul definitely buy 2 if you make it ti translate Greek.My inkaws are Greek and it woul make my life SOOOOO much easier to gave this!!
Carolyne Kapros 9 years ago
Will you be making one to translate Greek?? I would most definitely buy 2 if you did. Please!!!
Γιαννη Δασκαλακης 9 years ago
Man, if this thing is real then I hope it's better than Google Translate.
Zachary Kline 9 years ago
Sure you can understand it but what happens when you can't respond due to the fact you can't speak it
Shannon Acosta 9 years ago
They need one that also does other languages, such as Japanese, Korean, Chinese, both Mandarin and Cantonese, Hindi, and other Asian languages!
Christian Deporter 9 years ago
Es ist im Prinzip nichts anderes als ein Kopfhörer. Die Übersetzung ist fast das selbe wie Google Translate. Der einzige Vorteil ist, dass man das Smartphone nicht mehr direkt braucht, um den sprechenden Gesprächspartner zu übersetzen. Revolutionär wäre, wenn es die Übersetzung direkt im Kopf automatisch stattfindet, ohne Sprachkenntnisse. Ansonsten nichts neues.
Richard Petch 9 years ago
A very handy tool for people visiting or holidaying abroard, voted way up, if it works I will buy a couple of pairs for me and my Wife.
Kaiyla Bradford 9 years ago
I'll go for German, Cantonese, and Japanese... Spanish is great... But I understand enough of it to get the gist of what people are saying. I've studied Latin, and it gives me a head start to understanding the Romance languages.
Darrow Frazier 9 years ago
Japanese please, this is a cool idea, very skeptical of it though, since Google translate doesn't work correctly except about 20% of the time
Murray McEwan 9 years ago
Please tell me this isnt just a troll. That diagram looks alot like a babble fish from hitchhikers guide to the galaxy
Carinna-Rose Elliott 9 years ago
Curious as to why they dont translate an Asian language... I wonder if the device will still work if they have updates or add-ons for the app with new languages in the future...
Carinna-Rose Elliott 9 years ago
Curious as to why it doesnt translate any Asian languages... I hope the device will be able to work if they can update or have add ons for the app.
T.c. Blue 9 years ago
I'm a little creeped out by the idea of someone giving me one of them to put in my ear when I don't know who else's ear it's been in before me. I mean, they come in pairs so you can have whoever you want to talk to wear one, too, which logically means you get it back from them at some point and then give it to someone else? Unless it comes with some sort of cleaning/sanitizing/disinfecting device, I'd be way too squicked out to buy one. OR to use one someone handed me. Ick.
Daria B 9 years ago
Actually, I noticed documentary and news reporters arlready use a similar device, which is hygenically more acceptable.
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Arthur Rimbaud 9 years ago
let's hope it's more accurate than google translate,especially considering how many region specific dialects there are for a language such as Spanish.
Princess Bubblegum 9 years ago
Soooo cool! I could finally listen to what my parents say in Spanish if I have that!!
Alex Arshansky 9 years ago
The video didn't impress me much, as it is an scripted edit. Whoever wrote the article should know that translation implies written word, while a spoken word would be an interpretation. Being a Russian interpreter, I can tell you, that if Google Translate was any good, I would be out of a job... I doubt this thing is any good if they don't even call it right.
Cynthia Dunlap 9 years ago
Another win for Star Trek - Ensign Hoshi's universal translator ;-) :-)
Joshua Guttman 9 years ago
I'm calling BS on this in a real-world environment. Yes, in a very quieet room with only one person speaking it should work, but I doubt it would work in a crowded French restaurant or on a busy street. And BTW, he didn't think of this idea when he met a French girl. I know that's a good story. He thought of the idea when he watched Star Trek or read pretty much any sci-fi book involving diffrent languages. Skeptical but hopeful.
Daria B 9 years ago
Chill out, man. Of course that's not how he got the idea. It's an advertisement through which they suggest the way you could use the product. I don't think the intention was for customers to believe that anyway.
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Davis Gray 9 years ago
I'm excited about this, but there are some languages which do not translate.
Barry Weavers 9 years ago
Execellent concept. Need one for Japanese and Mandarin Chinese though.
Edmund Mai 9 years ago
Not bad... a bit pricey though. I think a good supplement to this would be an iOS app I found called Trip Icons. Just $1 and does the job. Check it out: http://tripicons.com/
Arthur Rimbaud 9 years ago
if it worked $129 would be a literal steal, have you ever priced decent in ear monitors or headphones? have a look here and you'll see quality doesn't come cheap. https://nobleaudio.co.uk/en/shop/custom/
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Natascha Soufi 9 years ago
Please create arabic - german, arabic english, arabic greek .... versions for refugees!!!!
Angie Brumett 9 years ago
It says: "A handy app will allow you to toggle through the languages you want"
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Philip Reid 9 years ago
It says it comprises of two earpieces, maybe the second one is for someone else. wouldn't be very hygienic though which is a downside
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Toby Morse 9 years ago
Hmmm. I'm a profesional translator who uses voice-to-text software daily. I also see stuff that's been machine translated. If voice-to-text doesn't even work 100% accurately with a calibrated mike, and machine translation - even with Google's ibllions behind it - is often hillariously awful, how is a $ 129 device dever able to fulfil the promises? Dream on.
mark wieland 9 years ago
This is nice, but it'll make humans even lazier. Why learn something when I can have a babblefish?
Hudson Gillespie 9 years ago
Been around the world, don't speak the language But your booty don't need explaining All I really need to understand is When you talk dirty to me
U.N. Owhen 3 years ago
I’m writing from the 'future' - the future of this in-ear translator press release, and most of the comments. FYI; the company which was - in '6 months' (ahead - from YOUR time, that is) relaxing this device is GONE. Their website - only came be found using the 'WayBack Machine' (the website I'm referring to, and NOT Mr Peabody and his boy, Sherman 😉). I DO know that there (currently - 2022) ARE somewhat similair- devices, though they each cost $99, and the reason I say 'eaxh' is that unlike this one, you can't be in a room with people, speaking various languages to you (such as you, taking to a Frenchman, a woman from Spain, and a girl from Iceland) and you understanding them ALL - at once. The actual devices are only available in ONE language, so, to be able to accomplish the examp,e I gave, you'd have to purchase THREE (3),- one with EACH SINGLE language, and somehow put into your ear the correctly neededlanguafe right before the spoke.
Ester Labuschagne 9 years ago
Uhm yeah so I want to go to France for a two week holiday so I have to spend ± 3 years before that to learn the language?! You have got to be kidding me...
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Daria B 9 years ago
Why!? I find this as a job opportunity for you instead! This device only has a very limited number of languages, they will need translators and linguists to expand and update their softwares!
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Kyle Carr 9 years ago
Yes! Enable America more in thinking knowing one language is what's best for our nation.
Sivapriya Saraswati 9 years ago
I'm studying Hindi and would love one if they were to add Hindi, but would still continue my studies. I want to speak Hindi and think it would help a lot in gaining fluency. Not all of us are lazy. Hindi would be my 3rd language. Yes, I'm an American.
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Nicholas Markusic 9 years ago
Would this device not help learn the language?
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John Cooper 9 years ago
Hope they do a yorkshire one soon as our lass dunt av a clue wot im on bout half the time
Devon Frohne 9 years ago
I do think that we have a lot of un-documented cultural slangs in languages, and it is important to learn them, however I think this a very wonderful idea, and piece of kit for any traveler. How it will pick up some crazy accents when siri can barely understand "send a text to bob" I don't know.
Nick Girard 9 years ago
That's a cheap, limited, cloud-based solution. A local solution would be much better.
Load More Replies... Carolyn Wolfe 9 years ago
And the Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy used one too! So long and thanks for all the Fish!
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Babel fish "The Babel fish is small, yellow, leech-like, and probably the oddest thing in the universe. It feeds on brain wave energy, absorbing all unconscious frequencies and then excreting telepathically a matrix formed from the conscious frequencies and nerve signals picked up from the speech centres of the brain, the practical upshot of which is that if you stick one in your ear, you can instantly understand anything said to you in any form of language: the speech you hear decodes the brain wave matrix."[7] It is a universal translator that neatly crosses the language divide between any species. The book points out that the Babel fish could not possibly have developed naturally, and therefore it both proves and disproves the existence of God:
U.N. Owhen 3 years ago
You've GOT to be autistic. If not, then your parents kept you chained in room, and you've never actually interacted with REAL people (typing c**p here is NOT 'real' - it's actually VERY...sad.) Just as William Shatner said in an early, and very well-known SNL skit, which takes place at a Star Trek convention, after politely listening for a few minutes, he's hit by the inanity, and says, 'habe any of you ever kissed a girl?!?' Humour aside, I've come across a few like you, and there's NO way you're not - maybe you've not been diagnosed, but you ARE (and NOT that 'a*s-burger' b******t, which isn't anything more than shy, loner-type kids, and foolish parents, who think there's 'something wrong' with them 🤬) autistic. Not trying to be 'mean' to you, but, you're not 'connected' correctly . Seeing a professional could only help you. Go to: https://www.cdc.gov/ncbdd/autism/treatment.html.
Load More Replies... Darlene Luckins 9 years ago
I hope the translations are correct. Ever try to translate something through an online translator when you know the other language fairly well? They mess up almost every time.
Mike Seebeck 9 years ago
Hopefully upgrades will include Russian, Japanese, Hindi, Portugese, Chinese, Korean, and Arabic. And for the Trekkies, Klingon, Romulan, Vulcan, and Ferengi. ????
גלי אסא 9 years ago
The hitch hiker's guide to the galaxy, that's where the idea really came from,...
Ramiro Garcia 9 years ago
How soon will be available for Chinese? My wife and her family are from China and I am still trying to learn Chinese. Even though my wife and I can understand each other at times it would be helpful to have this device.
Arty 9 years ago
I'm not aware such an app exist on your phone (does it?)...and yet a full apparatus should be functional in September? I'd like to test it before believing it!
Joshua Bowditch 9 years ago
This is awesome and a functional leap forward. For the naysayers: Didn’t the internet reduce the need for libraries? Cars for horse and buggy? Laundry machine for the bucket and scrub board? Why would you stand in the way of real progress? How can you ignore the emotion in the French woman's voice when she is able to communicate real time with him? Pssshhhhh You guys enjoy your 'old' ways. I'll take Tesla autos, The Pilot, and any other electro enhancements coming down the pike 8)
Tania King 9 years ago
I hope you never pick up criminal charges in a foreign country. You'll be crying for an "old style" human interpreter.
Load More Replies... James Floyd 9 years ago
Plenty of apps available for free that do this with your phone. And you're not running around with huge earpieces in all day
Arianne Farah 9 years ago
I'm French native... that one simple sentence is wrong, basically it says "Can you me hear in French" (rather than "Can you hear me in French"), which is exactly what Google Translate gives when you type it in. It's hundreds of dollars for a bluetooth earpiece that streams free software.
Mark Malicki 9 years ago
Tonight my girlfriend celebrates with her classmates, her BA in French.It makes me sad, I've been to many countries and have met many people here from other places and while we did not have a language in common, we always found a way to communicate, like flirting, so much will be missed or never known is this lazy, not so brave new world.
AJ Echlin 9 years ago
I am about to go to school for four years to learn japanese and french. It will be disappointing to know that people won't be learning anymore, just handed devices.
Load More Replies... Craig Reynolds 9 years ago
Sign me up and take my money please. I'm hoping they do Chinese, Korean and Russian in the future.
NARAYANAN UNNIKRISHNAN 5 years ago
what is the time delay? how accurate it will be? how many languages?
Chrissy deon 6 years ago
There needs to be a devise as small as a earbud that translates without an app or having to have a phone
Denise Duncan Bieberle 6 years ago
This is America, Get it why you CAN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Barbara Cowcill 7 years ago
This is a question..... does anyone know if you can translate Japanese and have you tried it?
Daniel Molintas 9 years ago
I think badly needed by police and military forces in today's globalized world to reduce random, mistaken and inaccurate arrests of innocent civilians in war zones. Currently up to 90% of detentions bear little intel value and only aggravate tensions between peacekeeping forces and general populace. Culture, religious and language gaps exacerbate these further.
Jennifer Vieira 9 years ago
It would be great if this would be available in Portuguese as well.
Karen Haas 9 years ago
I have a daughter-in-law from Germany - she speaks German, Spanish, French, English and an ancient language. She teaches Spanish with a German accent (my son's joke) They visit Germany every two years and her parents will come often after retirement. Her mother speaks broken English trying hard but her father and sister do not. OKAY, is there any chance you can add German to your device? My son, husband and I need it too. My father was the son of a composer from the city of Lichtenstein who died in the US in 1924 - Dad spoke nothing but German until age 18 and taught hs German for many years. Thanks
Koko Sempai 9 years ago
Or Just learn the language you r****d. You don't need earphones to directly talk to people in real life in front of you.
Jason Steger 9 years ago
The question now is how do we speak back in the persons language so they understand us
Lyn Anderson 9 years ago
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Dale Van Den Heuvel 9 years ago
I love this idea, my girlfriend who speak Spanish and obviously I don't, and she has complained About the current translators are use, I'm hoping this one will be better
Robert Elliot 9 years ago
That pretty girl doesn't need a translator. One flash of those sparkling eyes and I get the message right off.
Pat Patterson 9 years ago
Hell, if you can't understand the language in the first place how are you going to answer back?
Scottie Partridge 9 years ago
Does this work? Is it in Indonesian? How do I get it posted to Bali?
Helen Sera 9 years ago
my son says what is the point of travelling if you cannot b ebothered to learn the language and you are just going to cheat. Fair point, well presented :)
Catherine Guildford 9 years ago
If they could do one that worked on Bulgaria i would love it. Been living here for over 8 years and my language skills are nonexistent and i hate it because they are so friendly and helpful and deserve something better than me trying to blunder my way through a miming session.
Bonita Evans 9 years ago
I would love to try thi our but can you just use one and understand the other people if they dint have one
Pennielou Wesson 9 years ago
WELL I GUESS EVERYONE NEEDS ONE OF THESE I MEAN FOR REAL!!! NO JOKING!!!
Stephen Buchholz 9 years ago
Great! Next we need the Google glass to read and translate signs and documents.
Ronson Sovereign 9 years ago
Luciferian pyramid symbology, removing language barriers, because you know...New Babylon and s**t. F**k the NWO.
Mistrz Varflock 9 years ago
I do not know if I want text similar to hear the that Google translator spits. Text above was translated (twice) by Google Translator.
Mistrz Varflock 9 years ago
At least that text was supposed to be above the next but hard enter doesn't seem to work here. Sorry for that.
Load More Replies... Nunya Bizz 9 years ago
French Speaker-Pleased to meet you-Translation-you rocket weeds complete sea must relief bother tarpaulin with nebula weather.
James Magnum 9 years ago
I like the concept. Although I don't know yet if this really is going to work like it has been advertised, my optimistic side says this is a great idea and gadget and imagine the possibilities in the International dating arena, which I think the inventor has already hit upon that, but I REALLY am hoping that the company is able to come up with a Russian version SOON as it is the dominant language in number of countries and could really be put to use quickly! dd06-574e3...770dc2.jpg
Kevin Andrews 9 years ago
Great idea, but we're not there yet. As anyone who has used Babelfish or Google Translate can tell you. Would be fun though, and would certainly lead to some interesting scenarios. "Excuse me officer, but I have sauerkraut in my leiderhosen."
Troy Packard 9 years ago
My idea from 2011 that I mentioned, I wrote it down and mailed it to myself, it has not been opened since. I was actually waiting to finish school to complete the patenting process but I am glad that someone has brought it to the light. This will be a huge blessing to others.
Troy Packard 9 years ago
This is an amazing idea. I had a similar idea in 2011 that I would live to discuss with you guys, it will enhance the features or actually add more to it.
Thomas Noll 9 years ago
This will show everyone at the board meeting you are less educated than the rest, and, more importantly, not respectful enough to communicate with me in my native tongue.
MerryMarjie 9 years ago
I'm gobsmacked! (And I'm not even British!) What a great piece of equipment! I live in a predominantly Spanish-speaking area and I'm just sure they're talking about me, with no way to prove it! Ha ha!
Patricia Exner 9 years ago
I am a Canadian living in Mexico. As I'm aging I find it more difficult to retain any Spanish. I definitely want one of these...it would help me soooo much.....buying groceries.... No more charades! Talking to the Mexican people. It may even help me to retain more Spanish. I can't wait for them to come out. Do you get two for $129.? Cause, you pretty much need two, right. Can I be he first to place an order or do I have to wait till September?
Paulo Rocha 9 years ago
Post em português - http://www.blogpc.net.br/2016/05/fone-de-ouvido-inteligente-que-traduz-conversas-em-tempo-real.html
Leon De Broize 9 years ago
I think this awesome and is going to be very successful. It will be interesting to see how this evolves with the future models.
Love Brendan 9 years ago
So 2 comes with the $129.00 cost? Is this for each person to wear one or are both ear pieces for 1 person? If this is 1 earpiece for 2 people then this is great! We have a foster son with his fathers family being Hispanic and we cannot communicate with them. Please let me know! And I'm not familiar with the way these comments work...will I be notified when people respond?
Carolyn Goodridge 9 years ago
Whatever efforts are made to close the language gap can only help progress positive and unified globalization. My organization's mission is to help artists exhibition internationally. So this will speed things up. We're headed to Latin America next year. Right now I'm in Italy. Would love to be able to communicate more easily for next year's exhibition!
Angela Nicholas 9 years ago
Add in armanian arabic Chinese Japanese Russian and all the languages and impress me too
Nicole Kastner 9 years ago
I think that you should call it an in ear interpreter. Interpreting is for the spoken word. Translation is for the written word. There is a whole profession for this and that is the distinction they use.
Enoch Mubarak 9 years ago
BLACK AMERICA 2016.... YOU HAVE MY WORD....THEY WON'T GET AWAY WITH IT WITHOUT A FIGHT.....because I suspect foul play.... copyright infringement...and I am all over it. The above or below illustration I strongly suspect is copyright infringement from our copyrighted book Undercover Smart published in 2006 by Author house publishing whereas Babel fish includes the exact ,same and identical idea, concept and form of expression that their babal fish clone is based on. . This story will not end as another idea stolen from the black man. UNDERCOVER SMART - ISBN # 1-4208-7255-9 - PAGE 105.
Jason Hurley 9 years ago
why not also in German? not just in the languages learned in America.
Jacquelin Chapman 9 years ago
Health protection covers should be added for business purposes. This can help businesses having to lose business because not understanding the language. This is brilliant!!
Jacquelin Chapman 9 years ago
Health protection covers should be developed for business use. This can help so much face to face from car dealers to bank tellers...where no one is turned away. Brilliant invention !
Aldric McCloud 9 years ago
Don't get me wrong, Hitchhiker's is a great book and were at least decent shows, but I'm surprised they didn't make a Star Trek reference to this. This must have been written in the UK, where the book and first show was made.
Jammin Rader 9 years ago
Amazing idea!! Will they offer more languages in the future as an upgrade?
Aldric McCloud 9 years ago
I'm surprised they didn't make reference to the Star Trek universal communicator. Don't get me wrong, Hitchhiker's is a great book and shows, but more people know about Star Trek than that.
Viki Robinson 9 years ago
When will it be available in Arabic languages? Will there ever be one to translate what I say in English to another language or will others just have to have the Pilot to understand me?
feejigirl99 9 years ago
This is really cool but it probably isn't perfect yet. For once, both people have to wear it. If you're in a busy place it probably won't work. It can help you understand, but speaking is different and it can't help you speak back (I'm saying this assuming that you're the only one wearing them in a foreign country.) Also, everything is delayed so conversation would be much slower. Could it recognize different dialects of a language? Slang? New words? Finally, I'd probably end up losing those. I already lose my headphones on a wire. Other than that, I think it's a really handy device that could be useful if improved. Hopefully it's not like google translate, where some translations are incorrect.
Indrani Ghose 9 years ago
I am like: Is this true! What a great gadget for travelers. I am keen to use one of them! Like the French girl in the story I have felt lost several times. One that I vividly recollect is at Pannonhalma Abbey in Hungary.
Kendric Loveless 9 years ago
Is this going to be a Google Translate Disaster all stuck in your ears? I hope not. Because i think every language has their own unique slang that makes the sentences hard/impossible to translate without sounding weird or losing the intended meaning. If the team behind pilot can nab this down and able to accurately tackle all sorts of non-official but commonly used slang/culturally constructed sentences then i think Pilot is really going to be a big thing.
Charlotte Williams 9 years ago
Wish they did this in German. My partner's family only speak German
Charlotte Williams 9 years ago
Wish they did this in German! My partner's family only speak German
Diane Fitzwater McClain 9 years ago
I go to a lot of foreign films with subtitles I wonder if this device will work I could actually understand the movie instead of reading the movie
Tammy Taeschler 9 years ago
I think this is a wonderful concept. I host many cultural exchange students, Japan every year, so this is a awesome thing for people like me and my family helping to break the language barrier.
Aegon VI Targaryen 9 years ago
hang on a moment! we can hear a traslated version of the language spoken by the other person, and yet we still speak our language?! talk about half-measures! :P there needs to be a device to go with this that translates our language to theirs. that or we'd need to buy two or more to communicate with another.
Nathan Segal 9 years ago
Seems like a great idea but if it's anything like Google translate it won't be 100% accurate. And if it's off by even 10% it could seriously screw up the translation. I've found that out the hard way with Google Translate which has made some major error which led to misunderstanding. Fortunately, I'm able to read the language I'm translating from (Spanish) and I can often figure out the errors.
Carolyn Wolfe 9 years ago
I love this device idea but wonder if you can use it without a cell phone. Can you use it with a PC? I do not have a cell phone or smartphone.
Carolyn Wolfe 9 years ago
I love this. I not have a cell phone, does it work on a PC? Do you have to have a cell phone or smart phone to use it? I think this is an incredibly useful device!
Albino Squirrel 9 years ago
I wouldn't want to just walk around with those in my ears. I'm sorry, the colours are just ridiculous. For better sales, they should come in
Albino Squirrel 9 years ago
*continued. A clear version. Just walking around with a bright red earpiece would probably look completely and totally ridiculous. No thanks
Load More Replies... Linda Terrell 9 years ago
You'll still be stuck trying to speak the language unless you have a spare device you can lend.
Allan Dorfman 9 years ago
And what do you do if you're traveling without your "French girl"? Ask everyone you need to talk to to stick something in their ear? Not to mention that if the device translates like Google translate, then it has a LONG way to go to produce colloquial or even understandable translation beyond extremely basic phrases . . ..
Allan Dorfman 9 years ago
And what do you do if you're traveling without your "French girl"? Ask everyone you need to talk to to stick something in their ear? Not to mention that if the device translates like Google translate, then it has a LONG way to go to produce colloquial or even understandable translation beyond extremely basic phrases . . ..
Dave Blount 9 years ago
So you can understand a foreign language eh? So how the hell do you reply back, if you don't speak the language? Need more work I think.....
Darren Read 9 years ago
I'm moving to Spain very soon and this would be a great bit of kit to have at hand
Eruanion Nolaquen 9 years ago
It will work as well as speech to text or any other system that uses spoken commands. It will have trouble with accents, speech problems, or unusual pronunciations. You will have to speak, clearly, in textbook language, or it will fail. Or spend days "calibrating" it
Joseph Bosch 9 years ago
I live and work in NATO and wish i had something like this as nearly everyone around me speaks some other language.
Balázs Keszei 9 years ago
How does it deal with 3 simultaneous conversations between 5 people, as usually happens in France?
Kenneth Drake 9 years ago
Please let me know when you have on for Russian. My in laws are Russian and they so want to talk with me and me with them. I would gladly pay the $129 just to be able to speak with them. They are both in the 70's and I don't know how much longer they will be with us. Thank you so much for this. I have been working on the idea for about a year now and you beat me to it. Thanks. Ken Drake.
Wendy Berry Simmons 9 years ago
It doesn't say anything about helping you come up with a response, though, to what is said to you, so you might still have trouble communicating.
Carolyne Kapros 9 years ago
I woul definitely buy 2 if you make it ti translate Greek.My inkaws are Greek and it woul make my life SOOOOO much easier to gave this!!
Carolyne Kapros 9 years ago
Will you be making one to translate Greek?? I would most definitely buy 2 if you did. Please!!!
Γιαννη Δασκαλακης 9 years ago
Man, if this thing is real then I hope it's better than Google Translate.
Zachary Kline 9 years ago
Sure you can understand it but what happens when you can't respond due to the fact you can't speak it
Shannon Acosta 9 years ago
They need one that also does other languages, such as Japanese, Korean, Chinese, both Mandarin and Cantonese, Hindi, and other Asian languages!
Christian Deporter 9 years ago
Es ist im Prinzip nichts anderes als ein Kopfhörer. Die Übersetzung ist fast das selbe wie Google Translate. Der einzige Vorteil ist, dass man das Smartphone nicht mehr direkt braucht, um den sprechenden Gesprächspartner zu übersetzen. Revolutionär wäre, wenn es die Übersetzung direkt im Kopf automatisch stattfindet, ohne Sprachkenntnisse. Ansonsten nichts neues.
Richard Petch 9 years ago
A very handy tool for people visiting or holidaying abroard, voted way up, if it works I will buy a couple of pairs for me and my Wife.
Kaiyla Bradford 9 years ago
I'll go for German, Cantonese, and Japanese... Spanish is great... But I understand enough of it to get the gist of what people are saying. I've studied Latin, and it gives me a head start to understanding the Romance languages.
Darrow Frazier 9 years ago
Japanese please, this is a cool idea, very skeptical of it though, since Google translate doesn't work correctly except about 20% of the time
Murray McEwan 9 years ago
Please tell me this isnt just a troll. That diagram looks alot like a babble fish from hitchhikers guide to the galaxy
Carinna-Rose Elliott 9 years ago
Curious as to why they dont translate an Asian language... I wonder if the device will still work if they have updates or add-ons for the app with new languages in the future...
Carinna-Rose Elliott 9 years ago
Curious as to why it doesnt translate any Asian languages... I hope the device will be able to work if they can update or have add ons for the app.
T.c. Blue 9 years ago
I'm a little creeped out by the idea of someone giving me one of them to put in my ear when I don't know who else's ear it's been in before me. I mean, they come in pairs so you can have whoever you want to talk to wear one, too, which logically means you get it back from them at some point and then give it to someone else? Unless it comes with some sort of cleaning/sanitizing/disinfecting device, I'd be way too squicked out to buy one. OR to use one someone handed me. Ick.
Daria B 9 years ago
Actually, I noticed documentary and news reporters arlready use a similar device, which is hygenically more acceptable.
Load More Replies... Arthur Rimbaud 9 years ago
let's hope it's more accurate than google translate,especially considering how many region specific dialects there are for a language such as Spanish.
Princess Bubblegum 9 years ago
Soooo cool! I could finally listen to what my parents say in Spanish if I have that!!
Alex Arshansky 9 years ago
The video didn't impress me much, as it is an scripted edit. Whoever wrote the article should know that translation implies written word, while a spoken word would be an interpretation. Being a Russian interpreter, I can tell you, that if Google Translate was any good, I would be out of a job... I doubt this thing is any good if they don't even call it right.
Cynthia Dunlap 9 years ago
Another win for Star Trek - Ensign Hoshi's universal translator ;-) :-)
Joshua Guttman 9 years ago
I'm calling BS on this in a real-world environment. Yes, in a very quieet room with only one person speaking it should work, but I doubt it would work in a crowded French restaurant or on a busy street. And BTW, he didn't think of this idea when he met a French girl. I know that's a good story. He thought of the idea when he watched Star Trek or read pretty much any sci-fi book involving diffrent languages. Skeptical but hopeful.
Daria B 9 years ago
Chill out, man. Of course that's not how he got the idea. It's an advertisement through which they suggest the way you could use the product. I don't think the intention was for customers to believe that anyway.
Load More Replies... Davis Gray 9 years ago
I'm excited about this, but there are some languages which do not translate.
Barry Weavers 9 years ago
Execellent concept. Need one for Japanese and Mandarin Chinese though.
Edmund Mai 9 years ago
Not bad... a bit pricey though. I think a good supplement to this would be an iOS app I found called Trip Icons. Just $1 and does the job. Check it out: http://tripicons.com/
Arthur Rimbaud 9 years ago
if it worked $129 would be a literal steal, have you ever priced decent in ear monitors or headphones? have a look here and you'll see quality doesn't come cheap. https://nobleaudio.co.uk/en/shop/custom/
Load More Replies... Natascha Soufi 9 years ago
Please create arabic - german, arabic english, arabic greek .... versions for refugees!!!!
Angie Brumett 9 years ago
It says: "A handy app will allow you to toggle through the languages you want"
Load More Replies... Philip Reid 9 years ago
It says it comprises of two earpieces, maybe the second one is for someone else. wouldn't be very hygienic though which is a downside
Load More Replies... Toby Morse 9 years ago
Hmmm. I'm a profesional translator who uses voice-to-text software daily. I also see stuff that's been machine translated. If voice-to-text doesn't even work 100% accurately with a calibrated mike, and machine translation - even with Google's ibllions behind it - is often hillariously awful, how is a $ 129 device dever able to fulfil the promises? Dream on.
mark wieland 9 years ago
This is nice, but it'll make humans even lazier. Why learn something when I can have a babblefish?
Hudson Gillespie 9 years ago
Been around the world, don't speak the language But your booty don't need explaining All I really need to understand is When you talk dirty to me
U.N. Owhen 3 years ago
I’m writing from the 'future' - the future of this in-ear translator press release, and most of the comments. FYI; the company which was - in '6 months' (ahead - from YOUR time, that is) relaxing this device is GONE. Their website - only came be found using the 'WayBack Machine' (the website I'm referring to, and NOT Mr Peabody and his boy, Sherman 😉). I DO know that there (currently - 2022) ARE somewhat similair- devices, though they each cost $99, and the reason I say 'eaxh' is that unlike this one, you can't be in a room with people, speaking various languages to you (such as you, taking to a Frenchman, a woman from Spain, and a girl from Iceland) and you understanding them ALL - at once. The actual devices are only available in ONE language, so, to be able to accomplish the examp,e I gave, you'd have to purchase THREE (3),- one with EACH SINGLE language, and somehow put into your ear the correctly neededlanguafe right before the spoke.
Ester Labuschagne 9 years ago
Uhm yeah so I want to go to France for a two week holiday so I have to spend ± 3 years before that to learn the language?! You have got to be kidding me...
Load More Replies... Daria B 9 years ago
Why!? I find this as a job opportunity for you instead! This device only has a very limited number of languages, they will need translators and linguists to expand and update their softwares!
Load More Replies... Kyle Carr 9 years ago
Yes! Enable America more in thinking knowing one language is what's best for our nation.
Sivapriya Saraswati 9 years ago
I'm studying Hindi and would love one if they were to add Hindi, but would still continue my studies. I want to speak Hindi and think it would help a lot in gaining fluency. Not all of us are lazy. Hindi would be my 3rd language. Yes, I'm an American.
Load More Replies... Nicholas Markusic 9 years ago
Would this device not help learn the language?
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