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LocalLingual
Localingual lets visitors listen to and record dialects and languages from around the world.
About LocalLingual
LocalLingual is a website for listening to and recording dialects and languages from around the world. Visitors can tap a colored country to hear its voices, then tap again to view regions. The site also lets users record voice in a browser or upload audio/video files and submit recordings.
The creator describes LocalLingual as still in its infancy and asks for donations for hosting costs and site upkeep. Web-based voice recording on iOS (iPhone/iPad) is not supported; the site recommends Chrome on Android, Windows, or MacOS.
Key features
- Listen to dialect/language voices by tapping a colored country.
- Tap a country again to view voices by region.
- Record voice in the browser using WebAudio.
- Upload audio or video via HTML5 Media Capture.
- Convert mp4/mov video to mp3 client side with Lamejs.
- Submit recordings to the site.
Best for: People who want to hear how languages and dialects sound around the world or contribute their own voice recordings.
Good for
- Browses voice recordings by country and then by region.
- Supports browser-based recording and file upload for voices.
- Creator states the site aims to avoid ads as much as possible.
Watch out for
- Web-based voice recording on iOS (iPhone/iPad) is not supported.
- The creator describes LocalLingual as still in its infancy.
- Hosting and bandwidth costs are reported at $40/day and paid out of pocket.
LocalLingual at a glance
- Website
- localingual.com
- Category
- Education & Learning › Language Learning
- Type
- Website
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Platforms
- Web
- Open source
- Not stated
- Last checked
- Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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LocalLingual FAQ
Can I record a voice on an iPhone or iPad?
Web-based voice recording on iOS (iPhone/iPad) is not supported at this time. The site asks users to use Chrome on an Android, Windows, or MacOS device.
How do I listen to voices for a country?
Tap on a colored country to hear its voices. Tap again to view regions.
How do I submit a recording?
Use the Record Now or Start Recording controls and submit the voice. The site confirms the voice has been uploaded. File upload via HTML5 Media Capture is also mentioned.
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