If the title wasn't clear enough, this is a joke and not an actual help request
The issue is, it doesn't seem to translate between the two languages.
As you can see here, I've set it correctly, one person speaks american, the other speaks British.
The issue is here. When I try to translate my language into american, it gets it wrong!
The american form of colour is "color". The american output always matches the British input.
How am I supposed to communicate with Americans when the translater doesn't translate???
On a real non joke note, seems someone forgot to disable the ability to translate from English to English. It does actually spell things the american way if you speak into it from the american side, translation still doesn't happen though.
Kinda really wanted it to work, just changing the spelling of some words would be a funny thing to show off.
Oops, Huston, I think we have a trouble.
Yesterday I came across a video in which a 34-year-old teacher presented to his students the importance of knowing multiple languages. The students were delighted that the teacher continued the lecture in Gen Alpha languages. And that's how I heard the word LuLu (I don't know how to spell it, sorry). So I did a hocus pocus like you, started Interpreter and said Lulu. Interpreter heard Below low and then started hallucinating (I didn't say any other word than Lulu)
I repeated the experiment and then he heard Lulu correctly, but he continued to hallucinate.
All this happens with TV on background ( program on my language). If I turn off sounds on TV, Interpreter hear only what I said
