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‘Love & Translation’ Star About To Welcome A Baby

Love & Translation  Season 1 is becoming more interesting. The three men are finally building strong relationships with the women of their interest. A lot of drama has also happened throughout the season. But things are more interesting behind the cameras. Recently, some Redditors found out that one of the contestants is about to welcome a child this year. Keep reading to see who it was.

Love & Translation : What To Expect In Episodes 10 & 11?

TLC recently released the synopsis for the upcoming episodes of  Love & Translation  Season 1. According to the network, the 10th episode will feature a twist that will shake up the house. It was also revealed that some women’s journeys would come to an end. The upcoming episode will also show Dylan’s struggles to narrow down his connections, while Kahlil must convince someone to stay.

The 11th episode will feature three couples leaving the villa to go on overnight dates. Meanwhile, Tripp’s way of coping with emotions gets in the way of making connections with the girls. Things will also get intense as Dylan receives an ultimatum, while Kahlil tries to get physical. The 10th episode will premiere on March 31, 2024, while the 11th episode airs on April 7, 2024.

A Love & Translation Contestant Is About To Welcome A Child

Some Redditors recently discussed a contestant who’s about to welcome a child. According to the poster, they found out that Gisele Spilder is currently a month away from giving birth. However, what’s surprising is that she’s still single, indicating that things didn’t work out for her and Tripp during Love & Translation.  Some Reddit users also mentioned that the show was shot in 2022, and Gisele revealed that she’s been studying English since filming. Here’s what the poster said.

Love & Translation : Who Is Gisele Spilder?

Gisele was 29 when she appeared in the show . The  Love & Translation  star came from Brazil. She thinks that the issue with Brazilian men is their reputation as “womanizers.” Due to this, she resorted to finding the right American man. Gisele Spilder also believes that American men are mostly “trustworthy and loyal.” She’s also a divorcee and sees Brad Pitt as her ideal man. Gisele is currently linked to Tripp. But it seems that their relationship didn’t work out based on her latest IG posts.

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9 best translations apps for travelers

The team at The Points Guy loves to travel, but now is not the time for unnecessary trips. Health officials note that the fastest way to return to normalcy is to stop coming in contact with others. That includes ceasing travel. We are publishing some travel guides because we should all use this time to think about and plan our next adventures. TPG doesn't advise booking trips for travel until later this year -- and even then, be mindful of cancellation policies.

Not multilingual? You don't actually need to be when using these handy translation apps that can help you read, speak and understand the local language wherever your points and miles take you. With voice, text and camera translation, these apps help break down language barriers -- and some even work offline when you don't have internet access. You'll be able to order food, hail taxis and communicate with locals by tapping your phone, for a stress-free, enjoyable experience when traveling abroad.

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Here are TPG's picks for nine of the best translation apps you can download today:

One of the most popular translation apps in the world, iTranslate has almost 350,000 ratings on both iTunes and Google Play — most of them with four and five stars. There's also a special version for Apple Watch. The basic app includes a phrasebook with predefined, useful phrases and translations in more than 100 languages. A pro version ($5.99 per month or $49.99 for a yearly subscription) features language packs to download and use offline, website translation (including a Safari extension), camera translation, voice-to-voice conversations (now available offline in four languages) and verb conjugations. Download the basic version for free on iTunes or Google Play .

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Google Translate

This app allows you to translate 108 languages by typing in a word or a phrase and offers access to 59 languages offline. You can use handwriting (where you draw text or characters instead of typing) in 95 languages. For camera translation in 90 languages, you can point your camera for an instant translation of, say, a menu. Two-way instant speech translation is available in 43 languages. Google Translate is simple to use too, with icons at the top you can click to draw, take a photo, speak or type. Download for free on iTunes or Google Play .

If you want to sound savvy abroad, TripLingo will help you communicate like the locals and understand their culture. Start by selecting a country (there are more than 100 countries, from Nepal to New Zealand, Senegal to Spain, Indonesia to Israel and beyond) and then downloading the pack for your desired destination. For example, if you're heading to Spain, you'll have a voice translator that will translate your voice into Spanish, an image translator, a selection of key Spanish phrases, a Wi-Fi dialer so you can make calls from abroad (you can add credits starting at $10), and even a section about tipping, safety and cultural norms to ensure you'll blend right in.

There are suggested phrases you can use for a little humor and fun, nightlife and even flirting -- all can be downloaded and accessed offline. A pro version with added phrases, a $3 Wi-Fi call credit, a free call to a live translator and audio lessons starts at $19.99 per month . Or, if you find yourself in a sticky situation while abroad and need serious translation assistance, access to a live translator starts at $3 per minute. Download the basic version for free on iTunes or Google Play .

Translate your voice into 90 languages and dialects with SayHi. The app allows you to record your voice and then translates it into the language you've selected. You can play your translation in the voice of either a woman or a man, and adjust the speed to your liking. If you're in a noisy environment, you can also type in the app instead of speaking into the microphone. The app is only available when you're connected to the internet through Wi-Fi or have at least a 3G data connection. Download for free on iTunes and Google Play .

Specializing in Asian languages, Papago translates between English and Korean, Japanese, Chinese (simplified/traditional), Indonesian, Vietnamese and Thai, as well as Russian, German, Italian and Spanish. Translations are available in the form of text and voice, and you can also have a conversation using the app in which two people can simultaneously speak and have the app automatically translate the respective languages. Photo translation, handwriting translation and offline translation are all available. There is a dictionary/phrasebook, too. You can download a special section just for kids. Download for free on iTunes and Google Play .

Microsoft Translator

Translate text, voice and photos between English and more than 60 languages with Microsoft Translator. The app is ideal for business travelers, with a multi-person conversation translation feature where you connect your devices and can actually speak with as many as 100 people at a time in different languages. The split-screen function lets you see a phrase while someone sitting across from you can read the translation. Language packs are available for offline translation. With translation guides and pronunciation help (the app is particularly useful for Chinese), you can also learn how to properly speak some of the phrases you're translating instead of relying only on the voice function. Download for free on iTunes or Google Play .

Waygo only translates from English to and from Chinese, Japanese and Korean, but it can be a lifesaver if you're stuck without Wi-Fi, as it's available entirely offline. The app is best used with the instant camera — just point at signs and menus and then see your translation. Foodies will find Waygo particularly useful, as you can go into the food picture mode after translating a menu item to better understand what you're about to order. The basic version includes 10 free translations per day, and the upgraded version, which includes unlimited translations, costs $6.99 for just one of the three languages or $11.99 for all three. Download the basic version for free on iTunes and Google Play .

iTranslate Voice

Similar to SayHi, this app translates audio into more than 40 languages, allowing you to ask a local for directions, tell a taxi driver an address or say almost anything you'd like in another language. You record yourself and then your voice is immediately translated into your chosen language. You can record someone's response in their language, and the app will then translate it into your language. You can also connect two devices and have easy back-and-forth conversations with someone who doesn't speak your language. The pro version comes with a custom phrasebook, unlimited translations and transcripts and no ads for $39.99 per year. Or, download the basic version (with limited translations) for free on iTunes .

Speak and Translate

If you're willing to pay for a translation app and are interested in translating less common languages, consider Speak and Translate, which translates to 117 languages for text and 54 languages for voice. It integrates seamlessly with iCloud, allowing you to sync your translation history across all your Apple devices. You can also change the voice speed and select the gender you want to read your translations. Download and pay $6.99 per month or $38.99 per year (a short three-day or seven-day trial may be included) on iTunes .

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Love & Translation: next episode info, cast, trailer and everything we know about the reality series

Three singles attempt to prove that language barriers don't have to get in the way of finding love.

Although language barriers have proven to be a hurdle for relationships in shows like 90 Day Fiancé , the new series Love & Translation seeks to prove that those barriers don't have to be a complete wrecking ball to romance. 

In fact, Love & Translation pushes three singles to rely more heavily on things such as eye contact, touch and pheromones in an effort to find a true romantic partner. A novel idea for a new reality TV dating series. Interested in learning more about it? 

Here's everything we know about Love & Translation .  

When is the next episode of Love & Translation?

Love & Translation returns with a new episode, and the contestants put their noses to the test. The episode titled "Amore Is Blind" airs on Sunday, February 4, at 10 pm ET/PT on TLC. Here is a synopsis of what's to come: 

"The men and women smell each other's pheromones while blindfolded during a new communication exercise. Will their pheromones reveal who they are naturally attracted to? Tensions rise at the villa when the men select their next dates."

Love & Translation premise

Here is the synopsis for Love & Translation :

"In TLC's brand-new relationship series, Love & Translation , three American bachelors travel to paradise where they will be joined by twelve women from nine different countries, who don't speak any English. Without a shared language or the use of a translator, this series explores how singles looking for love come together in the attempt to find a connection. In spending time together and focusing on getting to know one another, Love & Translation will showcase raw, genuine moments in a unique dating environment.

"With challenges that include utilizing the five senses such as uninterrupted eye gazing and pheromone attraction tests, as well as adrenaline-pumping group date activities, these singles will try to learn about each other without the gift of language. And if the singles aren't feeling that loving feeling with anyone, they can pack up their bags and look for love elsewhere. Love & Translation aims to find out what it takes to make a love connection when language is too foreign." 

Love & Translation cast 

Here is the inaugural cast for the first season of Love & Translation : 

The American singles

• Kahlil, Texas               
• Tripp, California         
• Dylan, Florida 

The international singles

• Jhenyfer, Brazil       
• Tulay, Germany    
• Sara, Italy        
• Imane, Morocco           
• Airi, Japan        
• Leidi, Colombia         
• Yam, Mexico        
• Gisele, Brazil            
• Joceline, France            
• Assia, France         
• Jin, South Korea     
• Jhuliana, Bolivia 

Love & Translation trailer

Even with the language barriers, drama still manages to be stirred up among the cast. Check out the Love & Translation trailer below.

How to watch Love & Translation 

Episodes of Love & Translation air live in the US on TLC, a cable channel available through most traditional pay-TV providers. If you cut the cord to traditional cable/satellite television, TLC can be viewed on live-streaming services such as Fubo , Sling TV , Hulu with Live TV and YouTube TV . Episodes of the new series can also be streamed on Discovery Plus and Max . We expect new episodes to become available on Discovery Plus in the UK. 

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Full Cast of Love and Translation on TLC: Meet the Real People In New Show (Photos)

Love and Translation 's cast comprises three American men and 12 women from countries like Japan, Brazil, and Korea. 

Set in a tropical paradise, TLC's new series explores a unique dating experiment where American men try to search for the love of their lives in a pool of women who don't speak or understand English. 

Love and Translation premiered on TLC on January 21.

Every Main Cast Member of TLC's Love and Translation

Kahlil, 24 (usa) .

Instagram: @kahlil_haughton

Kahlil is one of the singles from the United States who is seeking love in Love and Translation. 

Upon entering the island, Kahlil and the two other men have no idea that the women participants who joined the show don't understand English, which proves to be a challenging experience for everyone.

In an interview with Distractify , Kahlil revealed that he's been "single [his] entire life" but is now ready to search for love in the new reality series. 

The former college football champion also opened up about the challenges of trying to make someone fall in love without speaking the same language, noting, "There are no excuses for any kind of boundaries:"

“The fact that you can really connect with someone who doesn't speak the same language? You can only imagine what it'd be like if you can speak the same language. And I mean, is that better or worse? I don't know. But, like, you just know anything's possible. There are no excuses for any kind of boundaries, any type of like, anything you just can't get over. Like, there's no, there's no obstacles anymore.”

Tripp, 30 (USA) 

Instagram: @tripp_bromley

At 30 years old, Tripp is the oldest among the male contestants, but this won't stop him from believing he will find his perfect match in the show. 

Speaking with Distractify, the Los Angeles-based personal trainer said that he had just gone through a breakup before joining the series, admitting that he felt it was the "perfect opportunity" to seek love again: 

“For a while, I just wanted to be alone. I wanted to heal from my previous relationship; I had a lot of growth and development to do on my own. And it seems like the perfect time right when I had opened my heart back up, had this opportunity found its way to me.”

Dylan, 21 (USA) 

Instagram: @realdylanhodge

Dylan is an aspiring lover from Miami, Florida who admits that he's a "Mama's Boy."

The 21-year-old adventure seeker spoke with Distractify to talk about how he felt that it was time to find love and join the show, sharing, "[he] really would like to meet foreign women" since he is passionate about "experiencing culture."

Jhenyfer, 24 (Brazil) 

Instagram: @jhenyferhemilayne

One of the 12 women looking for the American man of their dreams is 24-year-old Jhenyfer from Brazil.

Jhenyfer is hopeful and excited that she will find the right guy who will not hesitate to fight for her when the odds are stacked against them. 

Tulay, 25 (Germany) 

Instagram: @tuelaytan_1

25-year-old Tulay only has one goal before joining the show, and it is to find love. 

Tulay has been single for the longest time because she can't find a suitable partner. 

She said that German men are mostly uptight, admitting she's not good with that aspect of their personality. Tulay thinks American men are "cool, funny, and they know how to treat women."

Sara, 20 (Italy) 

Instagram: @saramendicino8

Sara admits she's never been with an American guy, but she wants to change that in the show. 

Alongside Airi, Sara is one of the youngest, but she believes she has a shot at dating one of the three bachelors on the show. 

Sara believes American men are "stronger" and can express their emotions with "just their tone of voice." 

Imane, 21 (Morocco)

Instagram: @imaneelh_

Hailing from Morocco, Imane, 21, is a strong-willed gal who believes that Moroccan women represent strength and courage. 

While admitting that she's "a little bit crazy," Imane tells the confessional that she always wants to have a good laugh and a nice time around her peers. 

She joins Love and Translation to find an American as a potential husband since she believes they are open-minded and upright.

Airi, 20 (Japan)

Instagram: @airi_japan_

Airi is the only Japanese woman who is part of the show. The 20-year-old is the youngest of the bunch, and she admits that she's a "wild and a little mischievous girl."

She is an expert in mixed martial arts. Airi tells the viewers that she finds Americans attractive and they have a sense of "challenging spirit."

Leidi, 28 (Colombia)

Instagram: @beltranlady

28-year-old Leidi tells the confessional that she is looking for "a man who gives me wings, not cuts them," meaning that she wants to unleash her adventurous side more often than not. 

Leidi says that Colombian men want their wives to stay at home, and she wants to break that norm by potentially marrying an American: 

"I like to work, to do my thing, and to be independent."

She is a lawyer who loves to travel around the world.

Yam, 29 (Mexico)

Instagram: @yamlazcano

29-year-old Yam joins the show to find a mature man who wants to spend the rest of his life with her. 

Gisele, 29 (Brazil)

Instagram: @giselespilder

Gisele, 29, admits that the problem with Brazilian men is they are womanizers, which is why she wants to find the right American man instead. 

Having been single for two years and fresh out of divorce, Gisele thinks of one actor in mind when talking about American men: Brad Pitt. 

Joceline, 28 (France)

Instagram: @joceline.kmer

Joceline reveals that she is a happy-go-lucky kind of gal who is a thrill seeker. 

Assia, 21 (France) 

Instagram: @assia.lynne

Despite her young age, 21-year-old Assia is ready to take it up a notch and find love.

Jin, 32 (Korea)

Instagram: @llllljjlllll

At 32 years old, Jin is the oldest of the women contestants, but this won't stop her from taking her shot at one of the American guys. 

Jin is also a successful singer from South Korea. 

Jhuliana, 23 (Bolivia) 

Instagram: @jhulianachavez

23-year-old Jhuliana is from Bolivia and describes American men as "gentlemen," noting, "They treat women very well."

Jhuliana expresses her excitement about joining the series since she is proud to represent her country while getting to know other cultures. This is on top of finding the right man for her. 

Love and Translation airs on TLC every Sunday at 10 p.m. ET. The episodes are also streaming on Max .

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Your First Look at Love & Translation

In a tropical paradise, American men embark on an epic adventure to find "the one" in a group of women from all over the world. The twist: none of the women speak or understand English, and the men do not speak their languages.

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