Japanese Speech Synthesis

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Ai japanese voices

Natural sounding japanese voices. Listen to all the examples, it's free.

  • Keita
  • Yasuto
  • Mizuki
  • Sekiko
  • Akemi
  • Hideki
  • Takumi
  • Nanami
  • Daichi
  • Kenji

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Language code: ja-JP

Japanese, primarily spoken in Japan, is a language enriched with history, culture, and unique phonetic qualities. From its complex grammar to its distinctive articulation, this language offers a vast linguistic landscape.

Japanese text to speech with our neural network takes into account the nuances of pronunciation during speech synthesis.

Pitch Accent: Unlike stress in English, Japanese has a pitch accent system where the pitch of a word can differentiate its meaning. The pitch of a word rises or falls in the middle, making pitch crucial in differentiating words.

Vowels: There are five vowel sounds: /a/, /i/, /u/, /e/, /o/. Each of these sounds is short and distinct. There are also long vowels that are indicated by elongating the sound.

Consonants: Japanese does not have as many consonants as English, and some sounds common in other languages, like "si" or "zi", are not native to Japanese.

Japanese Text To Speech feaures

With the help of artificial intelligence and neural network capabilities, our tool captures the essence of the Japanese language, converting text into authentic-sounding speech. This synthesis process guarantees a genuine voice output, suitable for various applications.

Experience the cutting-edge synthesis of voices, transforming your Japanese text into natural-sounding speech – dive into a seamless conversion journey with us!

Facts

  • Countries: Japan, Palau.
  • 10th place in popularity on the Internet.
  • 125 million native speakers.
  • Contains 50 thousand hieroglyphs.
  • Hieroglyphs are read from right to left from top to bottom.

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