Ablo removes language barriers to make friends all over the world

Meeting people from all over the world has been very easy since the Internet existed. Thanks to being able to communicate with other people in the world, our vision of life is enriched. But there is a language barrier, something that can put a damper on any attempt to engage in conversation that goes beyond the typical. Thanks to the language translators we can know what the other person is saying, but it is a bit inconvenient to have to copy and paste the conversations in real time.

Talk to 'Ablo' in any language and with anyone

The solution to this is 'Ablo', an application that promises you to make friends regardless of their origin or language they speak. 'Ablo' has a translator simultaneous that can help us to start conversations with people from anywhere in the world. You only have to write to the other person and the translator will do the rest, helping the dialogue to be fluid between both parties. I have been lucky enough to try it and I will tell you what my experience has been, if it has been gratifying and if the live translation system works as the app promises.

The application has an interface similar to that of a flight search engine, in this case virtual. Once we register with our Google account and read the behavior rules (the app makes a lot of emphasis on not using it to flirt if the other person is not receptive) we can see a plane that will go to the place of origin of our first interlocutorOnce we contact more people and have conversations with them, the app will reward us with miles that we can exchange for destinations or the interlocutor's sex. That is to say, if we want to go to Europe we will have to redeem the miles or if we want to talk only with boys or girls, too. By default, travel around the world is free and talk to everyone, regardless of gender, too.

A bittersweet experience

Once you start the trip, you can touch any place in the world. In the time that I have been using it I have been to Turkey, Thailand, Burkina Faso, Indonesia and China. It is evident that it will depend on who touches you to find out if the conversation will be satisfactory, so we are going to judge, better, the translation work. If our interlocutor speaks a European language, that is, if they speak French or English or Italian, the experience is quite satisfactory, the translation work is quite correct.But when we go to more 'exotic' languages ​​like Indonesian, the experience can be torture, creating a situation of authentic 'bream dialogue'.

Before starting any conversation with an anonymous person, the application will suggest a topic to break the ice. Then, well, we have the typical drawbacks of any application of this type, that you don't know who you're dealing with and the experience can be anything from very positive to unpleasant. Also, even though there is a simultaneous translator, as the language you translate is not very common, the experience can be disastrous If the person you are talking to tries to surpass, always we can report or leave and try another person.

When we talk to a person, in addition,we can see his profileand the emblems he has earned to get to know a little more about he.As we converse with him, we can look at his translation of our phrase to see if it more or less matches what we said.

In short, with 'Ablo' you can make trivial conversations with people from all over the world even if you don't know their language but with certain inconveniences . However, it is worth taking a look and trying it out.