Georgian transcription
Georgian transcription for interviews, lectures and voice notes: drop the file and get the Georgian back as text or SRT subtitles.
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Georgian transcription here is rough, so expect to correct much of what comes back. The text is written in Mkhedruli, the Georgian script in everyday use. Use it for rough notes or as a starting point, and check every line against the recording before you quote it.
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Which script does it write in?
Mkhedruli, the Georgian alphabet used in everyday writing.
Does it translate Georgian into English?
Yes, on translate audio to English, but expect the English to be rough. This page keeps the text in Georgian.
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Up to 90 minutes, in a file under 95 MB. Try a few minutes first to see whether the result is worth correcting.
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About Georgian recordings
- Script
- Mkhedruli, Georgia's own alphabet, written left to right, with no capital letters in everyday writing.
- Spoken in
- Georgia.
- Subtitle tip
- Georgian subtitles need a UTF-8 file and a font that has Georgian letters.