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Chinese–English meeting translation, in real time

Read Chinese as English captions and English as Chinese, as people speak. Deeptrue works on Tencent Meeting, WeChat, DingTalk and Lark as well as Zoom and Teams, and keeps prices, quantities and dates next to the original so nothing gets lost.

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  • No bot joins your call
  • Interpreter Mode included in Free
14:05Chinese↔English

Jason · you

If we order 5,000 units, what’s your best FOB price?

They hear如果我们订 5000 件,FOB 最低能给到多少?

王经理5000 件的话,FOB 深圳每件 3.2 美元,模具费另算。

For 5,000 units, it’s $3.20 per unit FOB Shenzhen, with the mold fee charged separately.

Jason · you

Could you waive the mold fee if we reorder within six months?

They hear如果我们六个月内返单,模具费能免吗?

王经理可以,返单满一万件的话,模具费全额返还。

Yes. If the reorder reaches 10,000 units, we’ll refund the mold fee in full.

GlossaryFOB模具费mold fee返单reorder
Sample exchange

A Chinese–English meeting in Deeptrue

An overseas buyer negotiates price and tooling with a factory in Shenzhen. The buyer speaks English; the factory’s sales manager answers in Chinese.

  1. 01

    Trade terms stay intact: “FOB” and the mold fee (模具费) are glossary terms, so they are never paraphrased.

  2. 02

    返单, factory shorthand for a repeat order, becomes “reorder” instead of a literal translation.

  3. 03

    “一万件” becomes “10,000 units”: Chinese counts in units of 万 (10,000).

Who uses it

Who holds Chinese–English meetings

Most Chinese–English meetings are about making and selling things, and the details decide the deal.

  • Buyers sourcing from China

    Quotes, samples, minimum order quantities and production schedules with factories in Guangdong, Zhejiang, Jiangsu and beyond.

  • Chinese companies selling abroad

    Export sales, distributor calls and after-sales support for manufacturers and cross-border e-commerce sellers.

  • Joint ventures and subsidiaries

    Management meetings between teams in China and headquarters or partners overseas.

  • Quality and engineering reviews

    Inspection results, defect reports and design changes, where one wrong number means a wrong shipment.

Tips

Tips for Chinese–English meetings

A few habits make supplier calls between Chinese and English much smoother.

  1. 01

    Know 万 and 折

    Chinese counts in 万 (10,000) and 亿 (100 million), and discounts are given as the share you pay: 八折 means 20% off, not 80%. The original stays above each translated line, so you can confirm figures before you agree.

  2. 02

    Put trade terms in the glossary

    Add Incoterms (FOB, EXW, CIF), your part numbers and factory shorthand such as 起订量 (MOQ), 打样 (sampling) or 返单 (reorder) so they are translated the same way on every call.

  3. 03

    Names and titles

    Your counterpart may be 王总 (Mr. Wang, the boss) or 李经理 (Manager Li), and many also use an English name like Jason or Cherry. Add both forms to the glossary.

  4. 04

    Meet where they are

    Partners in mainland China usually prefer Tencent Meeting, WeChat, DingTalk or Lark (Feishu), and Google Meet is often not an option for them. Deeptrue works with all of these on your computer.

How it works

Set it up once, then just talk

Deeptrue runs next to your meeting app on your computer. Only you need it.

  1. 01

    Choose Chinese and English

    Open Deeptrue before the call and pick the meeting’s two languages. Add people, companies and terms to your glossary.

  2. 02

    Read every line in your language

    What the other side says appears as a live caption, with the original right above the translation.

  3. 03

    Answer in your own words

    When they ask you something, a reply appears without a click. With Interpreter Mode on, they hear you in their language.

Meeting apps

Where Chinese–English meetings happen

Partners in mainland China usually send a Tencent Meeting link or start a WeChat call; many manufacturers use DingTalk, and tech companies use Lark (Feishu). Zoom and Teams are common with international buyers. Deeptrue works with each desktop app the same way.

Deeptrue listens to your computer’s audio, so it works with whichever app the other side sends you.

FAQ

Questions about Chinese–English meetings

Anything else, write to support@deeptrue.org.

Yes, as long as you take the call in the desktop app on your Mac or Windows PC rather than on your phone. Deeptrue also works with DingTalk, Lark (Feishu), Zoom and Teams.
Yes. Turn on Interpreter Mode and choose the Deeptrue virtual microphone in the meeting app. You speak English and they hear AI speech in Chinese. Interpreter Mode is included in the Free plan.
For everyday supplier calls, sales calls and team meetings, it saves booking an interpreter, and you pay a monthly plan instead of an hourly fee. For contract signings, formal negotiations and events, a professional interpreter is still the safer choice.
No. Only you run Deeptrue on your computer. Everyone else joins the meeting as usual, and no bot is added to the call.
No. Meeting audio is transcribed live and discarded; it is never recorded. Meeting data is never used to train AI models, and all traffic is encrypted. You can switch off transcript saving, though meeting notes need the transcript.
The Free plan includes 60 minutes, up to 30 minutes per meeting. Pro is $29 per member per month for 300 minutes, and Business is $49 per member per month for 800 minutes with no meeting-length limit.
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