Multilingual & Code-Switching AI Voices

Multilingual & Code-Switching AI Voices

Seventy two voices cover eleven Indic languages plus English, so one voice serves a Hindi caller and a Tamil caller without re-casting. Hindi and English can alternate inside a single sentence.

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Indian · Male · Young
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MishkaVerified
Indian · Female · Young
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RheaVerified
Indian · Female · Young
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MeherVerified
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AvirajVerified
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Model Specifications

Streaming transports

WebSocket, HTTP chunked transfer

WebSocket, HTTP chunked transfer

Output formats

.ulaw, .alaw, PCM 16-bit, .wav, .mp3

.ulaw, .alaw, PCM 16-bit, .wav, .mp3

Speed range

0.5× – 2.0×, set per request

0.5× – 2.0×, set per request

Sample rate

44.1 kHz native, resampled to 8 kHz for telephony

44.1 kHz native, resampled to 8 kHz for telephony

Latency

~200 ms to first byte (p50, warm region)

~200 ms to first byte (p50, warm region)

What multilingual means here

Seventy two voices carry the widest capability in the catalog, covering all eleven Indic languages plus English. One voice serves a Hindi caller, a Tamil caller and a Bengali caller without re-casting. Switching the language parameter carries no latency cost, since the language is already inside that voice's range.

Switching inside a sentence

Within the Indic family, Hindi and English can alternate mid utterance. That is how the language is actually spoken in India, and it produces something more natural than either language used strictly alone. It is also the capability most Western vendors cannot match, because their voices are not built around it.

The boundary that matters

No voice spans both language families. The Indic family covers eleven languages, the European family ten, and nothing crosses between them. A voice that handles Hindi and Tamil will not handle French. Planning around that boundary early is easier than discovering it during localisation.

Casting for a multilingual product

Because one voice covers eleven languages, a multilingual product can keep a consistent voice identity across regional versions rather than presenting a different narrator per language. For a brand serving several Indian markets, that consistency is usually worth more than optimising each language separately.

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Frequently asked questions

Seventy two voices cover the full set of eleven Indic languages plus English, including Aanya, Aarushi, Aneer and Arjun. These can move between Hindi and English inside a single sentence, which is how the language is actually spoken. The limit is that no voice spans both the Indic and European families.