# Blog

Articles on speech recognition in five languages: Uzbek, Kazakh, Kyrgyz, Russian and English. Dictation, meeting and call transcription.

- [Who builds Sezish](https://sezi.sh/en/about-majento/) — How Sezish connects to Majento, a software company in Tashkent building products and AI workflows for businesses.
- [Voice dictation on Mac for Uzbek and Kazakh](https://sezi.sh/en/voice-dictation-mac/) — Voice dictation on Mac for Uzbek and Kazakh using a model trained for Central Asian languages. Offline, system-wide, works in any app.
- [Uzbek speech to text: why global engines fail and what actually works](https://sezi.sh/en/uzbek-speech-to-text/) — Global engines miss every third Uzbek word. sezish is built for Central Asian languages: a Telegram bot, an offline Mac app and an iPhone app.
- [Karakalpak translation online: what actually works](https://sezi.sh/en/karakalpak-translation/) — Karakalpak translation online: which tools actually work, why Google Translate skips the language, and how to translate voice messages via Telegram.
- [Kazakh speech to text: why global engines struggle](https://sezi.sh/en/kazakh-speech-to-text/) — Kazakh speech to text fails on global engines due to agglutinative morphology and limited training data. Learn what works and where to try a regionally trained model.