Google Meet يترجم كلامك فوريًا بين 63 لغة منها العربية، ويتعرف على اللغة بنفسهGoogle Meet now translates speech live between 63 languages, including Arabic, and detects the language on its own

Google says real-time speech translation in Google Meet now supports 63 languages, Arabic among them according to its official help page, on the web and on Android and iPhone. The feature runs on Gemini 3.5 Live Translate.

Before, you had to set a single language pair for the whole meeting. Now Meet automatically detects the language someone is speaking and translates it into each listener's preferred language, even if the speaker switches languages mid-meeting. Each participant turns translation on for themselves, can mark languages they already understand so those aren't translated, and gets captions synced to the translated audio.

The feature needs the meeting organiser to have an eligible plan, such as Google AI Pro or Ultra or some Workspace plans, and then it is available to everyone in the meeting, including guests from outside the company. The limit is 90 minutes per meeting on base plans and 8 hours on higher ones.

There are limits: it doesn't work in live streams, recordings or dial-in calls, availability varies by region and age, and Google itself says real-time translation makes more errors than text translation. It says it doesn't store voice data or train its models on your voice. The rollout started on 22 October and continues gradually into November.