MSA vs dialects
Modern Standard Arabic (الفصحى) — used in news, formal speeches, religious content, and writing — transcribes most accurately (95-97% on clean audio). Egyptian Arabic (the most widely understood spoken variety, due to Egyptian media reach) works well. Levantine, Gulf, and Maghrebi dialects are supported with progressively lower accuracy depending on dialect distance from MSA.
Right-to-left output
Output is in Arabic script, right-to-left. Markdown renders correctly in any modern viewer that handles RTL. Punctuation uses standard Arabic punctuation marks (e.g., the Arabic comma "،" rather than the Latin comma).
Use cases
Arabic news content, Friday sermons (خطبة), Egyptian and Lebanese podcasts, Saudi tech YouTube, Arab academic lectures, business content for the MENA market. The structured Markdown is AI-ready and searchable.