Nepali audio

Transcribe Nepali audio to text

Transcribe Nepali audio to text: our engine takes 99+ languages, AssemblyAI lists Nepali among 99 languages. Which part of a recording goes where, and what it costs.

3 files a day up to 30 minutes, free99+ languagesSpeaker separation and timestamps
In short

Nepali is not one of the 99+ languages our engine handles: 99+ languages, that is all. AssemblyAI lists Nepali among 99 languages (assemblyai.com/languages, read 22 October 2026). The Nepali part goes there, the 99+ languages part comes here.

The case

One call, 99+ languages

A support line in Nepali leaves a recording and nothing else: no summary, no searchable text, a number spoken once in the middle of the hour. Turning it into words takes the right engine for the language. The recording language is detected automatically.

The numbers

What our service does with a mixed recording

Nepali speech

on our list — our engine has 99+ languages

A service that lists Nepali

AssemblyAI lists 99 languages, Nepali among them

Language detection

0.39 s on a short file

A short file

0.84 s to transcribe

How it works

How to handle a recording in 99+ languages

  1. 1

    Mark the language on the recording

    A line that starts in Nepali and turns to English is one file with 99+ languages in it. Write down the minute where the switch happens.

  2. 2

    Send the Nepali recording out

    AssemblyAI names Nepali in the list of 99 languages it publishes, read on 22 October 2026. The address of that page is in the sources below.

  3. 3

    Bring the 99+ languages part here

    The widget takes a file of up to 30 minutes. Set the language or leave the detection on, and switch on the split by speaker.

  4. 4

    Check the first minute before you trust it

    Names go wrong first. Our own measurement of 21 October 2026 was 0.84 s for a short file and 0.39 s for the language detection.

Tips

  • Split the file by the language before you upload it.

  • Keep the Nepali transcript next to the Russian one.

  • Name the file after the call, not after the day.

  • Ask for a transcript, not a summary, when the file matters.

Questions this page answers

Can your service handle a Nepali recording?

Not yet, and we would rather write that down than hide it. 99+ languages today: 99+ languages. AssemblyAI lists Nepali among the 99 languages it publishes.

Will the transcript at least be close?

No. Without a Nepali model the words come back wrong, and a wrong transcript with timecodes is worse than no transcript, because it looks finished.

What does the free plan give?

$0 with three files a day and up to 30 minutes per file, and it asks for no card. A paid plan is $10 a month when you pay for the year.

Where does the file go after the upload?

A Russian or mixed file is processed by our own engine on infrastructure outside the United States. A pure English file may go to a cloud speech provider in the United States, when that fallback is on.

Is there an API for the Russian part?

Yes: a REST API, an MCP server with four tools, and plugins for Claude and ChatGPT. The language field takes ru, en or auto.

Related pages

Languages we can transcribe

Which languages our engine takes, with the code of each and whether the language is detected automatically.

Transcribe a phone call to text

Where a call recording comes from.

Transcribe English audio to text

The page about the language we do support.

Transcribe Sinhala audio to text

The same question for another language.

Sources

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