Traductor Creole y Español

Translate texts from Spanish to Haitian Creole and from Creole to Spanish. A helpful tool for understanding messages and preparing responses in everyday conversations.

When you need to communicate a schedule, ask a price, or understand a sentence, having both languages ​​at hand can facilitate communication. This translator focuses on Spanish and Haitian Creole, also called Creole or Kreyòl.

SPANISH AND KREYÒL, BOTH WAYS
Type or paste your message. The translation is requested when you pause, without pressing a Translate button. Use the central control to switch between languages ​​and prepare your response. The original and the result are displayed on the screen.

TRANSLATE FROM YOUR PHOTOS
Choose an image or take a photo to extract its text. Review and correct the detected text before using it in the translator. Text recognition is done on the device; obtaining the translation requires an internet connection.

YOUR PHRASES AT HAND
Save translations you want to refer to again by pressing the bookmark. Saving is manual. You can remove each phrase from Saved, copy the result, or share it with another app.

DICTATION AND READING
Use the microphone when your phone's speech recognition supports the chosen language. You can also listen to texts using the voice engines available on your device. Availability depends on the phone, language, and voice; some voice features require an internet connection. Text reading in Haitian Creole may use the default Google voice and may not be equivalent to a native Haitian voice.

FOR EVERYDAY MESSAGES
• Coordinate a meeting time or location.

• Ask questions about prices and availability.

• Prepare messages about shifts and routine tasks.

• Understand phrases for getting around or asking for directions.

• Look up an expression while learning Spanish or Haitian Creole.

TRI-LANGUAGE INTERFACE
You can choose menus in Spanish, Haitian Creole, or French. Message translation works between Spanish and Haitian Creole. The French menus do not include French translations.

CONNECTION AND DATA
Internet access is required to obtain new translations. Text is sent to the translation provider after a pause while typing or after confirming the text in an image. Saved phrases remain on your phone, without a CDM DEV account or synchronization. See the privacy policy for information on the handling of text, images, and voice services.

Review names, quantities, and times before using a translation. If a phrase is ambiguous, rephrase it to provide more context.

Spanish · Creole: Translate and Understand