Italian is spoken fast and rarely one sentence at a time. Record it or paste it and read the English immediately, then answer in English and let the other person hear it in Italian.
You don't need to know how a word is written to find out what it meant.
Spoken Italian into EnglishRecord what was said and read the meaning a couple of seconds later
Double consonants don't trip itNonno and nono sound alike to a beginner — the sentence decides which one it was
Your English reply goes out in Italian and can be played out loud.
Two directions, one conversationItalian in, English out, then back again without setting anything up
Kept per language pairReopen the same conversation next time instead of starting over
What people say in Naples is not what a textbook teaches in Milan.
Everyday phrasingIdioms are read for what they mean, not translated word for word into nonsense
Accented letters as writtenPaste perché, città or è straight from the message and nothing is lost
A message, a menu, an email from an agency — paste the Italian and read the English.
Full messages at onceA whole paragraph goes in as one piece
Copy the English outStraight into your reply, notes or a document
The hard part is hearing it, not typing it. That's what changes here.
IQ Translate: Record it and read the English.
Typical translator apps: Type out words you didn't catch.
IQ Translate: Read for meaning, in context.
Typical translator apps: Literal output that says something else.
IQ Translate: English in, Italian out, same conversation.
Typical translator apps: A separate translation each way.
IQ Translate: Saved per language pair you can reopen.
Typical translator apps: Cleared on close.
IQ Translate: Browser tab, no account to try it.
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Common questions about translating Italian into English.
Yes. Tap the mic, let the person finish, and the English appears within a couple of seconds — no need to know how the words are spelled.
The whole sentence is translated in context, so everyday and regional phrasing is read for what it means rather than word by word.
Yes — switch to the keyboard and paste a message, an email or a longer text, accents included.
Yes, and the Italian version can be played aloud so the other person hears it in their language.
Yes, one history per language pair. It stays saved, and you can clear it anytime with the trash button above the chat.
Yes. The service is free for everyone — no subscription and no quota. Sign in with email, Google or Apple only if you want your history attached to an account instead of this browser.
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