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NilarLanguage code: my-MM
Burmese (my-MM), also known as the Myanmar language, is the main language of Myanmar. It's spoken by most people in the country and has its own unique script.
This language is special because of how it sounds. One of its main features is its tones. The pitch or tone used when saying a word can change its meaning. There are three main tones: low, high, and creaky. Another important feature is its consonants. Some words have breathy sounds, while others don't, and this can change the word's meaning. The length of time a vowel is said is also important. Some vowels are short, and some are long. The way a word starts, or its onset, can have one or more consonant sounds. There are also nasal vowels in Burmese. These are sounds made with air coming out of the mouth and nose at the same time.
SpeechGen understands these unique sounds of the language. It uses artificial intelligence to make sure the speech sounds real and clear. The tool looks at the tones, the length of vowels, and the special sounds of the language. This makes the speech sound like a real person speaking.
SpeechGen offers a Burmese text-to-speech tool that knows the language well. This means the words will sound right and clear. Every language has special details. SpeechGen respects these details, making sure the content sounds natural to listeners.