I've just discovered this unique tool ! I'm just speechless !

If it's AI, can't you brilliant developers work out the solution to provide us with a multiple language app, I mean the most frequent ones? For instance, those that have been implemented in DeepL!

There are so many requests for other languages, I'm fully convinced you'll do it soon! FAITH!

Descript supports more than 20 languages, but you should also think about the language versions for the program itself.

There are many people who do not know English and the language version of their language might encourage them to invest in this program.

There are shortcuts active instead. RightAlt+L, RightAlt+N, RightAlt+S and possibly other shortcuts - these should work and let me write ł, ń, ś and I cannot do this.

This is obviously a bug, not a feature. I should have the same edit mode like I have under "c" correction.

Marathi is mostly spoken in the western state of Maharashtra in India, roughly 100 million people speak this language. Script wise its very similar to Hindi (the script is called devnagari), which I see is already in beta.

Hopefully we see it supported list soon.

Thanks.

bring back remove filler for Tagalog / English -it's reliable.

I know the market is super small but the tool would be amazing, if only I could use it!

Please make the AI removal of repeat words like Uhms in Dutch available. Would be a gamechanger.

Is European Portuguese in your plans for the near future? Not everyone speaks or lives in Brasil.

Could you add Cambodian (Khmer Language Support) There are alot of Cambodian Content Creator love your tools how every there is no Cambodian Support. Please Please Please.

The functionality of Descript is potentially great for expert polyglot language learners. Expert language learns parse audio (splitting videos and audio into words, phrases and sentences) and use them to create flashcards in spaced-repetition software (such as Anki). This software optimises learning so you always focus most on the things you don't know. Your tools are almost perfect for this functionality. To be used in this way you want to add a few minutes of spoken audio in a foreign language and parse it into dozens of mp3 files. If you optimised it for this (make it easier to rename chunks on creation) and then bulk mp3 export this could be a game changer