Learning tools · 4 min

Use Polyglaris Translate

Translate a phrase, hear it, see how to pronounce it, learn how it works, save the words, and practice them with a tutor.

Before you start

Polyglaris Translate is free and works without an account.
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Step 1:
Open Polyglaris Translate from the home page (Try Polyglaris Translate™).
Step 2:
Choose the language you're translating From (or Detect language) and the language To. Press ⇄ to swap them.
Step 3:
Type or paste your text (up to 1,500 characters) and press Translate.
Step 4:
Read the translation. For languages like Thai, Japanese or Chinese you also see how it sounds in Latin letters. Press 🔊 to listen.
Step 5:
Press 🎓 Learn this translation to see the natural and literal meaning, how formal it is, grammar, pronunciation tips and example sentences.
Signed out, your first explanation is free. Then sign up free with your email to keep learning.
Step 6:
Press ⭐ Save to flashcards to keep the phrase. Practice it later on your dashboard under Practice.
Step 7:
Press 🗣️ Practice these words in a lesson. The words are added to your next lesson in that language, so your tutor can practice them with you. No lesson yet? Book a trial with one of the tutors shown below the translation.

The translation next to your text, with romanization and a 🔊 button.
Below it: "Want to really speak …? Book a … trial" with tutor cards you can book from.

You can also ask the assistant: "How do I say thank you in Thai?". It shows the same translation card.

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Romanization is a guide to the sounds, not perfect pronunciation. A tutor helps most with pronunciation and tones.

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