About Polyglotta
Hippolais polyglotta is little bird known for mimicking the songs of many other birds.
And it is also a multilingual translator — made for people who speak, think, and learn across more than one language.
Most translators go from one language to another. Polyglotta shows you many languages at once — so you can see how meaning shifts, repeats, or transforms across cultures.
Whether you're a learner, a polyglot, or just deeply curious, Polyglotta helps you explore languages.
🌍 Built with people
Polyglotta is powered by AI, but refined by real people.
Our community forum is where members:
- Spot and fix awkward or incorrect translations
- Vote on better alternatives
- Share context, nuance, and examples that machines can’t catch
- Discuss cultural meanings and untranslatable ideas
Together, we make Polyglotta smarter — word by word.
🚧 Still in beta
Polyglotta is an evolving tool. Sometimes translations may be clumsy, incomplete, or just wrong. Try refreshing — the AI often improves on the second or third try.
If it still feels off, share it in the community. We read everything — and your insight makes a difference.
❤️ Made for language lovers
Polyglotta was born from one simple question:
Why should we learn new words only in one language at a time?
We believe in multilingual thinking — and in the joy of discovering how different languages shape the way we understand the world.
Thanks for being part of it.
— The Polyglotta Team
