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Demo of Brazilian Portuguese and Thai text-to-speech engines out now

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Be the first to hear our Thai and Brazilian Portuguese text-to-speech voices!

Brazilian Portuguese and Thai text-to-speech

That’s right, we have not one, but two new languages coming out soon, and starting today you can download our desktop demo engines for these new voices. We have a male and female voice for each of our two upcoming new languages: Brazilian Portuguese and Thai.

Brazilian Portuguese

Brazilian Portuguese will be the first South American language NeoSpeech offers. It is spoken by more than 204 million people around the world, and by virtually all of Brazil’s 200 million inhabitants. Brazil is the largest country in South America, and the 5th largest in the world in terms of population.

Brazil also has a booming economy and a total GDP over 3 trillion dollars, which is the 7th biggest economy in the world.

Our Brazilian Portuguese voices are Rafael (male) and Helena (female). You can listen to samples of their voices below:

Rafael

Helena

Thai

Thai, which is also known as Central Thai, or Siamese, is the national language of Thailand. Thai is estimated to have over 20 million native speakers, and more than double that speak Thai as a second language.

Unsurprisingly, Thai is mostly spoken in Thailand. Thailand is the 20th most populous country in the world with 66 million inhabitants. Thailand is also the 20th biggest economy in the world by nominal GDP.

Fun fact, spoken Thai is mutually intelligible with Laotian, the official language of Laos! Laotian is spoken by around 25 million people.  The two languages are linguistically similar, but written in different scripts.

Our Thai voices are Sarawut (male) and Somsi (female). You can listen to samples of their voices below:

Sarawut

Somsi

Demo Engine

As we said earlier, the desktop demo engines are now available for each voice! Our demo engines are for Windows operating systems. Check the minimum system requirements below to see if you can run the demo engine:

Operating System – Windows Vista, 7 & 8

CPU – Pentium III 500 MHz

RAM – 256 MB

Disk Space – about 200 MB per voice

(Demo engines only offer 16 khz frequency)

How to get a demo engine

If you’re an existing customer of NeoSpeech, you can download our demo engine free of charge. It’s as simple as getting in contact with your account manager. Just let them know which voices you’re interested in and they’ll send you the engines you need.

When’s the full release?

Don’t worry, we’re not going to make you wait long. Expect to see an announcement in the coming weeks!

What do you think?

Did you listen to the Brazilian Portuguese and Thai text-to-speech samples above? What did you think? Let us know in the comments!

Learn More about NeoSpeech’s Text-to-Speech

Want to learn more about all the ways Text-to-Speech can be used? Visit our Text-to-Speech Areas of Application page. And check out our Text-to-Speech Products page to find the right package for any device or application.

If you’re interested in integrating Text-to-Speech technology into your product, please fill out our short Sales Inquiry form and we’ll get you all the information and tools you need.

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