Using your assistant

Languages & voices

Your assistant speaks and understands 32 languages, including Turkish and English, and can even switch language mid-call.

Your assistant is a natural multilingual. It speaks and understands 32 languages, including Turkish and English, so you can greet every caller in the language they're most comfortable with. And if a caller switches language partway through, your assistant can switch right along with them.

A hotel in Antalya can welcome Turkish guests in Turkish and international guests in English — with the same assistant, on the same number.

What you'll do here

Choose your assistant's main language and voice when you create it, and learn how it handles callers who speak a different language.

Choosing the language and voice

You pick the main language and the voice when you build your assistant — it's part of the simple, point-and-click setup. There's nothing technical to configure.

Start creating your assistant

From the left menu, click Create Assistant (or click New assistant on Home). The guided setup opens.

You'll see the assistant setup, where you give it a name and choose a starting point.

Set the main language

Choose the language your callers use most — Turkish, English, or any of the 32. This becomes the language your assistant greets and replies in.

You'll see your assistant ready to speak that language. You can change it later any time.

Pick a voice

Choose a voice that fits your business — warmer and friendly for a clinic, calm and professional for an office. Pick the one that matches your brand.

You'll hear your assistant in the voice you chose. As with every setting, you can change it later.

You can change the language or voice any time. Open your assistant, make the change, and save — the next call uses your new choice straight away.

How mid-call switching works

Sometimes a caller starts in one language and switches to another — perhaps they're more comfortable in English after a Turkish greeting. Your assistant notices and follows along naturally, without anyone having to press a button or start over. The conversation just keeps flowing.

SituationWhat your assistant does
Caller speaks the main languageReplies in that language, in your chosen voice
Caller switches language mid-callNotices and continues in the new language
Caller mixes two languagesFollows along and keeps the conversation natural

A few of the 32 languages

You don't have to choose from a short list — your assistant handles 32 languages. Here are some of the most common, just to give you a feel.

LanguageGood for
TurkishYour local callers across Türkiye
EnglishInternational callers and travellers
GermanGerman-speaking visitors and customers
ArabicArabic-speaking callers and guests
RussianRussian-speaking tourists and clients
FrenchFrench-speaking callers
SpanishSpanish-speaking callers
…and 25 morePick whichever your callers speak

If you serve two very different groups of callers, you can also create a separate assistant for each language — for example a Turkish line and an English line — each with its own greeting and voice. Both approaches work well.

If something looks different

What you seeWhy it might happenWhat to do
The voice doesn't suit the languageSome voices are tuned for certain languagesChoose a voice that fits your chosen language
The assistant replies in the wrong languageThe main language is set to something elseOpen the assistant and set the main language to the one your callers use
It didn't switch language mid-callThe caller's words were unclear or very briefIt usually catches on after a sentence or two; speaking clearly helps
You can't find a language you needIt may be listed under a different nameBrowse the full list when creating the assistant, or write to us

Frequently asked questions

Next steps

Need a hand? We're happy to help at info@arpanet.com.tr.