Language code: en-NZ
Generate English speech from text with a New Zealand Accent.
The English spoken in New Zealand is known for its distinct accent, which is often referred to as a "Kiwi accent." This accent is characterized by a unique pronunciation of certain vowels, including the "e" and "i" sounds, which are often pronounced with a raised tongue and a slight "eee" sound.
Additionally, the "o" and "a" sounds are sometimes pronounced with a rounded sound, similar to how they are pronounced in Australian English.
The Kiwi accent also has a distinctive intonation pattern, with a rising inflection at the end of many sentences.
English is the primary language spoken in New Zealand (5,1 тmillions people).