Choose the output language first
On the Multilingual Voice Recorder page, set the output language before you upload or record. That single setting is the translation: the transcript, the summary and any template you apply come back in the language you chose, whatever was spoken.
Bilingual recordings
A meeting that switches between two languages is transcribed as spoken and rendered in the output language, so a conversation half in English and half in Turkish reads as one transcript. Speaker tags still separate the voices.
Keep the original too
For anything you may be quoted on, run the recording twice: once in the original language for the record, once in yours for the notes. Both notes keep the same timestamps, so a line in one can be found in the other.
- 100+ languages in and out
- Summaries and action items translated, not just the transcript
- Timestamps identical across the two versions
Where the translated notes go
Send the translated note to Notion for the team that reads in that language, or export it as PDF or TXT. The recording stays attached to the note either way.
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