Arabic Transcription Services
We provide professional Arabic transcription services to clients worldwide. Our highly qualified native Arabic transcribers can handle most of the Arabic dialects and are experts in several topics: Educational, Oil & Gas, Mining, Construction, Engineering, Research, Medical …
We can produce verbatim transcripts where every word is recorded, or, if it fits your needs, a summary transcript which excludes any unnecessary information. Each Arabic transcription is carefully reviewed and corrected before submission.
Affordable & Acurate
Arabic Transcription Services
Starting $2/min
99% Accuracy
Multiple Dialects
Main Features
- Handpicked transcribers and subject experts: our transcribers are carefully selected following an efficient recruitment process.
- Strict security and confidentiality policy: all of our employees must follow and abide by our strict security and confidentiality guidelines.
- Native Arabic Transcribers: to guarantee best results and handle multiple dialects we only hire native transcribers.
- Additional services: in addition to verbatim and summary transcripts, we can add timestamps to every paragraph which makes it easier to review the audio.
Simple Process
Send Your Audio/Video Files
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Our Teams Goes to Work
Our team, not software, transcribes your files with high accuracy.
Receive Your Transcript
Your transcribed Arabic Audio will be sent on time as agreed.
About the Arabic language
Arabic is the 5th most commonly spoken native language in the world. At least 250 million people use it as their first language. Since it is so widely spread, it is one of the six official languages of the UN, alongside English, Spanish, French, Russian, and Chinese.
Many countries speak Arabic as an official language, but not all of them speak it the same way. There are many dialects, or varieties of a language, like Modern Standard Arabic, Egyptian Arabic, Gulf Arabic, Maghrebi Arabic, Levantine Arabic, and many others. Some of these dialects are so different from each other that speakers have a hard time understanding the other.