Soon, you will have the ability to replicate your voice to communicate in different languages on Teams

During the annual Ignite conference, Microsoft introduced a novel translation feature that is set to be integrated into Teams in the upcoming season. What sets this voice duplication tool — currently named as “Interpreter In Teams” — apart is its capability for users to leverage their own voice for real-time multilingual communication.

As per reports from Techcrunch, access to this technology requires a Microsoft 365 subscription.

Initially, this tool will cater to nine languages: English, French, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish, German, Japanese, Korean, and Mandarin. Additional languages are anticipated to be included in the future.

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