SlateTranscribe Korean audio to text
Slate turns Korean speech into a Korean transcript with speaker labels and writes a summary in the language you choose. Korean is also one of the languages you can follow live, as translated text.
Korean in Slate
- Recorded transcription
- Yes, from recordings and imported audio or video files
- Live transcription and translation
- Yes, on iPhone and Mac
- Summary language
- Your choice: any of the 99 languages
From Slate's own language list. See every language.
Learning Korean and need to check what you heard?
Record a class or a conversation practice, then read the Korean transcript at your own pace. A live session shows Korean as text alongside a translation, which helps when people speak faster than you can follow.
Calls with Korean partners?
Record the call on your Mac without adding a bot to the meeting, and get a summary with action items in English. The Korean transcript stays with it for anyone who wants to check the original wording.
Ask AI can answer questions about the call, such as when the next shipment was promised.
Questions about korean.
Can Slate summarise a Korean recording in English?
Yes. Set the summary language to English before or after recording.
Does Slate need Apple Intelligence for live Korean?
No. Live translation runs on any iPhone with iOS 18.
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