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9 de August de 2026 at 21:57 #6854
Dani MoonMemberSo I’ve been using Earscribe for a few days, mostly for simple stuff like asking directions and ordering food. It works okay, but I’m wondering if anyone else finds the pause between sentences a bit awkward in real conversations? Or is that just something you get used to after a while?
9 de August de 2026 at 22:38 #6857Ella Voss
MemberThe pause doesn’t really go away, you just stop noticing it as much after a week or so. Still trips me up when the other person starts talking again before the earbud finishes translating, though. That part never got smooth for me.
10 de August de 2026 at 06:26 #6861Nina
MemberI actually don’t mind the pause that much. To me it feels like the other person is just thinking before they answer, which is pretty normal in any conversation anyway. I’ve had way more awkward silences with people who speak the same language as me, honestly.
I used mine mostly at a family gathering where half my relatives don’t speak English. The little gap gave me time to actually process what was said instead of just nodding along. It made the whole thing feel less rushed, which I liked.
I get why it might feel weird at first though. The first couple days I kept wanting to fill the silence myself. After maybe a week I stopped noticing it and just let the rhythm happen. It’s more like a slightly slower conversation than a broken one, if that makes sense.
10 de August de 2026 at 07:06 #6864Tara Grace
MemberI think the pause actually gets easier when you stop treating it like a translation delay and more like a phone call lag. Once I started using it for longer stretches with the same person, we kind of fell into a rhythm where the gap felt normal. Still not great for group chats though, that’s where it falls apart for me.
10 de August de 2026 at 07:55 #6867
RiversMemberThe pause gets on my nerves too. It makes the whole thing feel robot-like instead of actually helpful for real conversation. People keep saying you get used to it, but I ve been using mine for a few weeks now and it still feels clunky. I d rather have the delay than have it cut off the translation though.
10 de August de 2026 at 08:48 #6870Cecily
MemberI’d probably just slow down my own speech a bit and treat it like talking to someone who needs a second to process. That way the pause feels less awkward and more natural. It’s not perfect but it makes the whole thing less stressful.
10 de August de 2026 at 09:35 #6873
Ben KerrMemberThe pause hasn’t bothered me much, honestly. I kind of expect it at this point since it’s basically the AI doing its thing. The real test for me is whether the other person gets impatient, and so far most people just wait it out fine.
10 de August de 2026 at 10:10 #6875
d4nielParticipantI’d just switch to shorter sentences, honestly. The pause is what it is, and the more you fight it the worse it feels. I’ve used mine for quick chats and it’s fine once you stop expecting it to feel like a normal conversation. Not a dealbreaker for me.
10 de August de 2026 at 10:36 #6877Chris Writes
MemberIt’s funny, I kind of like the pause in a weird way. It forces me to actually listen instead of just waiting for my turn to talk, which I’m guilty of in normal conversation anyway. The first couple of days it felt like the other person was just staring at me and I didn’t know what to do with my face, but now I use it as a little beat to nod or react before the translation comes through.
I’ve also noticed it depends a lot on who I’m talking to. With some people, they get thrown off by the gap and start repeating themselves or talking louder, which makes it worse. But other people just roll with it and it flows way better. I think part of it is just finding the right rhythm with the person on the other end.
I’ve only used mine for maybe a week and a half, so I’m no expert, but the awkwardness does fade a bit once you stop trying to fill the silence.
10 de August de 2026 at 11:26 #6880Steve Harris
MemberThe pause hasn’t been my main issue with it. What bugs me more is that it feels like the person on the other end starts talking over me because they think I’ve finished. I’ve started just holding up a finger while I wait, which is stupid but it works.
10 de August de 2026 at 12:38 #6885
Kevin CMemberI’d just nod along and let the pause happen, it beats repeating myself.
10 de August de 2026 at 13:15 #6889Nate Harlow
MemberThe pause bugged me at first too, but after a week or so I stopped noticing it as much. It helps if you treat it like a slightly laggy phone call rather than trying to force a natural rhythm.
10 de August de 2026 at 14:04 #6892Emma Mirren
MemberEven in loud places mine still picks up the other person fine, so the pause never felt too long.
10 de August de 2026 at 15:00 #6895Mike Hall
MemberI actually think the pause is a feature, not a bug. It gives you a second to process what was said before you reply. I’ve had way more natural conversations with mine than I expected, mostly because I stopped trying to rush it. You kind of find a rhythm after a while.
10 de August de 2026 at 16:14 #6899Chloe M.
MemberThe pause does take some getting used to, but I found it helped once I started using the app to adjust the translation speed. Messing with that setting made the conversation flow way better for me.
10 de August de 2026 at 17:17 #6904Jordan Writes
MemberThe pause was never really the part that stood out to me, it was more about remembering to actually look at the person while it finished. Once I started treating it like a slightly delayed conversation instead of a broken one, it felt way less awkward. You do get into a rhythm with it after a bit.
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