Enabling Africa's native languages for digital consumption through AI
Access already over 20 widely spoken languages in Africa, which give you access to over 250 million native speakers. With languages such as Swahili, Yoruba, Twi, Zulu and others currently available, and many more being added continually until all of Africa's languages are covered.
20+
African languages available already for you to translate
250M
Native speakers who can potentially be reached.
40+
African countries wherein the languages are spoken.
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Tools to bridge language barriers in Africa
Whether it's a major African translation project, converting a text document on the go, or localizing your digital product for Africa, Batazia provides you with the tools to do it with ease and accuracy.
Translate texts on the fly
Translate pieces of text quickly when you're composing emails, communicating with local connections or you need to understand African texts. Do it on-the-go with the mobile app or on your browser.
Convert documents to African languages
Make your files available in multiple African languages in a fraction of time. From Word, to PDF and Txt-files. With the document translator you can quickly convert them from and to the available African languages you need.
Make your apps multilingual
Optimally engage your African audiences by providing your digital products and services in their native languages. Use Batazia to enable automatic translation and multilingual support functionalities in your applications and products.
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Start translating with Batazia
You can access Batazia's translation portal right now to see how it works for yourself. It's available for free, or you can upgrade if you want to use it more heavily and access more features.
