The Speak element

You can use the Speak element to read out text as speech to the caller. It’s useful for communicating dynamic text that cannot be prerecorded. Attributes

voice
string

The tone to be used for reading out the text.

Allowed values: WOMAN, MAN
Defaults to WOMAN.

language
string

Language used to read out the text.

Allowed values: See the table “Supported voices and languages” below.

Defaults to en-US.

loop
integer

Specifies number of times to speak out the text. If value set to 0, speaks indefinitely.

Allowed values: integer >= 0 (0 indicates a continuous loop)
Defaults to 1.

Supported voices and languages

Danish `value: da-DK`	Woman — yes Man — no
Dutch `value: nl-NL`	Woman — yes Man — yes
English — Australian `value: en-AU`	Woman — yes Man — yes
English — British `value: en-GB`	Woman — yes Man — yes
English — USA `value: en-US`	Woman — yes Man — yes
French `value: fr-FR`	Woman — yes Man — yes
French — Canadian `value: fr-CA`	Woman — yes Man — no
German `value: de-DE`	Woman — yes Man — yes
Italian `value: it-IT`	Woman — yes Man — yes
Polish `value: pl-PL`	Woman — yes Man — yes
Portuguese `value: pt-PT`	Woman — no Man — yes
Portuguese — Brazilian `value: pt-BR`	Woman — yes Man — yes
Russian `value: ru-RU`	Woman — yes Man — no
Spanish `value: es-ES`	Woman — yes Man — yes
Spanish — USA `value: es-US`	Woman — yes Man — yes
Swedish `value: sv-SE`	Woman — yes Man — no

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The Speak element