Languages and Voices
This document lists the languages and voices that are generally available for Mix.
Languages
Languages are specified using the following form:
language-region
Where:
- language: is the primary language
- region: specifies the linguistic variations for a specific country, territory, or region
For example, French can be represented as follows:
fr-FR: French from Francefr-CA: Canadian French
Note: Currently, you must specify the language codes for the Mix.asr and Mix.nlu URNs using 6-letter codes, as shown in the following table. This will be fixed in a future release.
Nuance Mix supports the following languages:
| Language | Language code | Language code for Mix.asr and Mix.nlu URNs |
|
|---|---|---|---|
 |
English (United Kingdom) | en-GB | eng-GBR |
Text-to-Speech (TTS) voices
Nuance Mix supports the following voices:
Note: The -Ml suffix indicates that the voice is multilingual. For example, Amelie is mainly Canadian French but can speak English in a French Canadian accent. Additional languages are listed in the Additional languages column.
| Language | Code | Voice | Model | M/F | Additional languages |
|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
English (United Kingdom) | en-GB | Daniel | standard | M | |
|
English (United Kingdom) | en-GB | Kate | standard | F | |
|
English (United Kingdom) | en-GB | Malcolm | enhanced | M | |
|
English (United Kingdom) | en-GB | Oliver | standard | M | |
|
English (United Kingdom) | en-GB | Serena | enhanced | F | |
|
English (United Kingdom) | en-GB | Stephanie | standard | F |