Video

Turkish subtitles that call each concept by the same name, in every video

On a channel, the same concepts come back video after video, heard in the audio and read in the subtitles. We settle the Turkish term for each concept first, with the reasoning on record, and translate your subtitles to match. Each new upload picks up the words the last one used.

What it covers

Video covers every format, from films to clips. Our focus is short, YouTube-style videos and their subtitles.

  • Short videos

    YouTube-style videos that explain or teach a subject.

  • Subtitles

    Turkish subtitles for your videos.

  • Films and clips

    Video in every other format.

Where meaning gets lost in video

  • No time to explain

    A subtitle stays on screen for a few seconds, and viewers won’t pause to puzzle over a word. So the term has to be settled before the subtitles are written.

  • Same concept, video after video

    When each video on a channel is subtitled on its own, one concept can show up under different Turkish names, and regular viewers notice.

  • English in the audio, Turkish on screen

    Viewers hear the English word and read the Turkish one at the same moment. When the pairing is the same in every video, they learn it once.

What you get

  1. A glossary for your channel

    We research the concepts in your videos, settle their Turkish equivalents and record why. The decisions go into a glossary and a termbase that every new video starts from.

  2. Subtitles that follow it

    We translate your subtitles to match, so a concept reads the same in every video.

  3. Clear about what’s settled

    Where Turkish has no settled term yet, the record marks ours as a proposal.

One term, in the subtitles

Here is one of our approved records, “autonomous”, in the subtitles of a tech video: viewers hear the English and read the Turkish.

All term records

Subtitles

özerk araç

In the audio: English: autonomous vehicles

English Context
Technology and government: autonomous vehicles, autonomous systems, an autonomous region.
Reasoning
“Otonom” copies the sound. “Özerk” is an existing Turkish word for self-governing, so it reads as plain Turkish.

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