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Follow a street-food video from Hyderabad through Aksharam, from the first upload to a post in Hindi.

Upload a file, paste a link or type an idea. Aksharam transcribes it, Hinglish included.

Street food of Hyderabad Transcribed

charminar-lanes.mp4

12 min 40 s, two speakers, Hinglish

Transcribed
  1. 00:04

    Aaj hum Charminar ke paas ki galiyon mein chalenge.

  2. 00:09

    Sabse pehle, Irani chai aur Osmania biscuit.

  3. 00:15

    Aur phir biryani. Obviously.

People are searching for

Opening hooks

“Everyone comes to Charminar for the monument. The locals come for the lanes behind it.”

Curious

“Three stops, three plates, and the best chai in the Old City.”

Playful
English
Finding good biryani here is a piece of cake.
Word for word
यहाँ अच्छी बिरयानी ढूँढना केक का टुकड़ा है।
Aksharam
यहाँ अच्छी बिरयानी ढूँढना बाएँ हाथ का खेल है।

“A piece of cake” becomes बाएँ हाथ का खेल, a left-hand game, which is how Hindi speakers say something is easy.

00:15

यहाँ अच्छी बिरयानी ढूँढना
बाएँ हाथ का खेल है।

  • YouTube हैदराबाद की गलियों का असली स्वाद | Charminar Street Food Description, chapters and tags ready
  • Instagram Reels चारमीनार के पीछे छिपा स्वाद Caption and hashtags ready
  • Spotify Charminar ki galiyan, ek chai ke saath Episode title and show notes ready

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aksharam noun, from Sanskrit

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When can I start using Aksharam?

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Which languages will it support?

Hindi, Bengali, Marathi, Telugu, Tamil, Gujarati, Urdu, Kannada, Odia, Malayalam, Punjabi and Assamese. Bhojpuri, Rajasthani and Sindhi are next on our list.

How is this different from a translation app?

A translation app swaps words. Aksharam keeps what the words mean, adapting idioms, tone and cultural references for each audience. It also covers the rest of the job: research, scripts, transcription, captions and publishing.

Will it understand Hinglish and Indian accents?

That's a priority. Transcription is being tuned for Indian accents and for conversations that switch between English and Indian languages mid-sentence.

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