Supported Languages
How Omivo's two-anchor You / They language model works, and where to find the current language list.
Omivo models every conversation as two sides and interprets between them.
The You / They model
You set two languages:
- You — your language. Captions and the inbound voice are produced in this language, and your speech is expected in it.
- They — the other side's language.
Omivo interprets between these two anchors in both directions. Outbound follows inbound automatically — you don't configure a separate "to" language.
Picking languages
Open the language picker in the extension and choose each side. The picker shows the current, authoritative set of supported languages — treat it as the source of truth rather than any list on this page.
Commonly used languages
These are among the languages people use most with Omivo (illustrative, not exhaustive):
| Language | Language |
|---|---|
| English | 简体中文 (Chinese, Simplified) |
| 繁體中文 (Chinese, Traditional) | 日本語 (Japanese) |
| 한국어 (Korean) | Français (French) |
| Deutsch (German) | Español (Spanish) |
| Português (Portuguese) | Русский (Russian) |
Notes on accuracy
- Clear audio matters more than language choice. A good microphone and headphones improve results in every language.
- Proper nouns, brand names, and acronyms may pass through untranslated — this is expected. For those moments you can briefly switch to original voice passthrough.