# Voice Messages Transcription

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Don’t like to listen to voice messages from users in Telegram chats? iMe has the solution!
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Now you don’t need to forward a voice message to the bot to get the text. Just tap on the button next to the voice message and you will see its text immediately.

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The language of the voice message can be changed in the transcription settings by clicking on 3 dots in the chat and selecting one of the supported languages. Thus, you can translate multilingual voice messages into text by setting the desired language in the settings for each chat.
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The language of the voice message can be changed during transcription (microphone icon to the right of the voice message) by clicking on either the target language (top left) or the translator button (bottom center). Thus, you can translate multilingual voice messages into text by setting the desired language.
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