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people speak Yiddish
Yiddish is the everyday language of many Hasidic and Haredi communities, with major centers in Brooklyn, upstate New York, Bnei Brak, Jerusalem, and London. Unlike most heritage languages, its speaker base is growing.
Real-time and async Yiddish speech-to-text API that keeps up with how people actually talk. Handles regional accents, fast speech, and code-switching mid-sentence. Live in production in under a day.
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Yiddish is the everyday language of many Hasidic and Haredi communities, with major centers in Brooklyn, upstate New York, Bnei Brak, Jerusalem, and London. Unlike most heritage languages, its speaker base is growing.
Supporting Yiddish lets you serve tight-knit communities in Williamsburg, Borough Park, Kiryas Joel, and Stamford Hill, where many households speak Yiddish at home rather than English or Hebrew.
People rarely stick to one language. Gladia follows Yiddish speakers when they switch mid-sentence, so your transcripts stay clean.
Code-switchingUse cases
Whatever you're building, Yiddish shouldn't be the thing that slows it down.
Capture every Yiddish meeting, without anyone scrambling to take notes. Accurate transcripts, speaker labels, and timestamps.
Meeting assistants →Local businesses, clinics, and services in Williamsburg and Kiryas Joel serve customers who often prefer to handle calls in Yiddish.
CCaaS →Let Yiddish speakers talk to your product the way they'd talk to a person, with no language menu and no awkward pauses.
Voice agents →Archives like YIVO and the Yiddish Book Center hold recorded oral histories and lectures that only become useful once they're searchable.
Media →Supported languages
Being multilingual has been our priority since day one. Gladia supports 100 languages, with code-switching and automatic language detection integrated into all models by default.
Ship Yiddish voice features with an API built for messy, real-world conversations.
