Kiosk in Spanish
Shoppers ask in Spanish, or any language you train it on, and get the same answers as in English.
Retail · Customer kiosks
Kiosk in Arabic
Right-to-left languages work the same way, from the product data you already have.
- Kiosk
- Works offline
- Arabic
Kiosk assistantOn this device · no internet needed
هل يتوفر هذا بمقاس أكبر؟
“Is this available in a larger size?”
نعم، المقاس الكبير متوفر على الرف رقم ٣.
Yes, the large size is on shelf 3.
أين قسم العطور؟
Where is the perfume section?
في الطابق الأرضي، بجانب المدخل الرئيسي.
On the ground floor, next to the main entrance.
هل يمكنني الدفع بالبطاقة؟
Can I pay by card?
نعم، جميع الصناديق تقبل البطاقات.
Yes, all tills accept cards.
The problem
Arabic is written right to left, and many kiosk systems treat it as an afterthought with broken layouts. Shoppers who prefer Arabic fall back on pointing and gestures. Stores lose sales they could have made with a clear answer.
Who uses it
Arabic-speaking shoppers in malls, airports and stores that serve visitors from the region.
What you train it on
- Product catalogue
- Store layout
- Arabic product names and sizes
How it works on the device
- 1
Right-to-left done properly
Questions and answers display right to left, with the layout mirrored where it matters.
- 2
Same product source
Answers come from the same product data as every other language.
- 3
Runs on the kiosk
No network round trip, so answers appear in about a second.
Why it runs on the device
Welcoming for visitors
Shoppers get answers in their own language and script.
Reliable at busy sites
Malls and airports with crowded networks don’t slow it down.
Private
Questions stay on the kiosk.
Questions
No. The same kiosk handles left-to-right and right-to-left languages.
Yes. Answers can use Arabic or Western digits, as you prefer.
Yes, if you enable voice out for Arabic.
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