Thai, English, and Mandarin, from one catalog
One model, one key, one rate, and a voice id that names the language. This page is the map: what each language covers, which voices read it, and where its own page is.
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The box takes up to 50 characters and speaks in 8 voices across the three languages. Type Thai, English, or Mandarin.
Three languages, one request#
Each row is one language: how many voices read it, what it covers, and the pages that go deeper.
- Thai24voices
Central Thai across every register, three regional accents (Isan, Northern, Southern), English words inside a Thai sentence, and Pali and Sanskrit as a chanting book prints them.
- English6voices
Whole sentences in English, for Thai companies whose customers are not Thai, and for classrooms building listening practice.
- Mandarin Chinese2voices
Simplified script, for Thai businesses serving Chinese-speaking customers and for Thai learners of Mandarin.
Choosing the voice#
The voice id decides the language. Three rules cover every request.
Pick the voice by the language of the sentence, and a mixed sentence by the language that carries it.
A voice reads the other languages with a foreign accent, which is why every picker on this site groups voices by language.
- 01
A sentence in one language
Use a voice from that language's group. Any of them, on any account, at the same rate.
- 02
A Thai sentence with English inside
Use a Thai voice. It reads the Latin-script words as English and the Thai-spelled ones as Thai.
- 03
A chant or a mantra
Use a Thai voice and send the line as the book prints it. The marks do the rest.
Questions#
- Are these three separate models?
- No. One model serves the whole catalog, and a voice is an id you send with the request. The language is a property of the voice.
- Does a language cost more?
- No. Speech bills per character at one rate for every voice and language.
- Can I send a language you do not list?
- The catalog reads Thai, English, and Mandarin, and Pali and Sanskrit in Thai script. A line in another language is read by whichever voice you choose, with that voice's accent, and this page makes no claim for it.
- Which voice for a bilingual announcement?
- One voice per language, and the two cast to sit together. The Thai and Mandarin announcements page shows three pairs.
- Where is the full roster?
- The voices page lists all 32 with a sample each, grouped the same way as this map.
Free credits, and no card
Sign in and the free grant covers a line in every language above.