Will Hangul be output correctly?

Yes — Korean output is in Hangul (한글). Spacing and punctuation follow standard Korean writing conventions.

How well does it handle K-pop interview style speech?

Standard Seoul Korean (which K-pop interviews predominantly use) transcribes very accurately. Heavy regional dialects from Busan, Jeju, etc. have lower accuracy.

Are honorifics and politeness levels preserved?

Yes — formal speech (-습니다), polite (-어요/아요), and casual (-어/아) endings are preserved as spoken. Honorifics around names (-씨, -님) are preserved.

Can I get English subtitles from Korean video?

Two-step: convert to Korean Markdown via Video to Markdown, then Translate Markdown for English.

Will Korean songs in K-pop content transcribe to lyrics?

No — we transcribe spoken speech, not sung lyrics. Spoken interview portions transcribe well; song segments produce limited or empty transcripts.

Korean Video to Markdown — Transcribe Korean Videos

Hangul script

Output is in Hangul (한글), Korean's phonetic script. English loanwords (very common in modern Korean) appear in Korean phonetic transliteration when standard, or in Latin script when used as proper English. Spacing and punctuation follow standard Korean writing conventions.

Use cases

K-pop fan content (interviews, vlogs) for international fans. Korean YouTube tech content for English-speaking researchers. K-drama dialogue analysis. Korean podcast → English-language summary workflow. Korean university lectures from SNU, KAIST, etc.

Politeness levels

Korean has multiple politeness levels (formal, polite, casual). The pipeline preserves what was spoken — formal speech (-습니다 endings) appears as such; casual speech (-어/아 endings) appears as such. Honorific forms around names and titles preserved.

Korean Video to Markdown — Transcribe Korean Videos

Hangul script

Use cases

Politeness levels

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