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VivaLingua

Speak your language. They hear theirs. Calls or in person.

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About the startup

Speak your own language, and the other person hears you in theirs, out loud, with captions. VivaLingua translates video calls and face-to-face conversations in 41 languages. Guests join free from a browser link; only the host pays. No subscription.

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