SSML output with custom language
I'm building a simple alexa skill.
I'm trying to output a text message (in italian) with some english word in it, but i don't found how let it works..
1 try
return github.getFollowersCount(search)
.then((count) => {
const speechOutput = `${search} ha ${count} <lang xml:lang="en-GB">follower</lang>`;
return handlerInput.responseBuilder
.speak(speechOutput);
})
2 try
return {
ssml: `<speak>Hai ${count} <lang xml:lang="en-GB">follower</lang></speak>`,
type: 'SSML',
};
3 try
const speechOutput = `${search} ha ${count} <lang xml:lang="en-GB">follower</lang>`;
return handlerInput.responseBuilder
.speak(escaleTag(speechOutput));
I don't find any docs or way to make it works.
Also ssml-builder seems doesn't support the lang tag..
Do you have any suggestions? What the handler function should return?
Thank you
node.js alexa-skills-kit alexa-skill ssml
asked Nov 20 '18 at 22:36
Manuel Spigolon
1,44511631
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I'm building a simple alexa skill.
I'm trying to output a text message (in italian) with some english word in it, but i don't found how let it works..
1 try
return github.getFollowersCount(search)
.then((count) => {
const speechOutput = `${search} ha ${count} <lang xml:lang="en-GB">follower</lang>`;
return handlerInput.responseBuilder
.speak(speechOutput);
})
2 try
return {
ssml: `<speak>Hai ${count} <lang xml:lang="en-GB">follower</lang></speak>`,
type: 'SSML',
};
3 try
const speechOutput = `${search} ha ${count} <lang xml:lang="en-GB">follower</lang>`;
return handlerInput.responseBuilder
.speak(escaleTag(speechOutput));
I don't find any docs or way to make it works.
Also ssml-builder seems doesn't support the lang tag..
Do you have any suggestions? What the handler function should return?
Thank you
node.js alexa-skills-kit alexa-skill ssml
asked Nov 20 '18 at 22:36
Manuel Spigolon
1,44511631
add a comment |
I'm building a simple alexa skill.
I'm trying to output a text message (in italian) with some english word in it, but i don't found how let it works..
1 try
return github.getFollowersCount(search)
.then((count) => {
const speechOutput = `${search} ha ${count} <lang xml:lang="en-GB">follower</lang>`;
return handlerInput.responseBuilder
.speak(speechOutput);
})
2 try
return {
ssml: `<speak>Hai ${count} <lang xml:lang="en-GB">follower</lang></speak>`,
type: 'SSML',
};
3 try
const speechOutput = `${search} ha ${count} <lang xml:lang="en-GB">follower</lang>`;
return handlerInput.responseBuilder
.speak(escaleTag(speechOutput));
I don't find any docs or way to make it works.
Also ssml-builder seems doesn't support the lang tag..
Do you have any suggestions? What the handler function should return?
Thank you
node.js alexa-skills-kit alexa-skill ssml
asked Nov 20 '18 at 22:36
Manuel Spigolon
1,44511631
I'm building a simple alexa skill.
I'm trying to output a text message (in italian) with some english word in it, but i don't found how let it works..
1 try
return github.getFollowersCount(search)
.then((count) => {
const speechOutput = `${search} ha ${count} <lang xml:lang="en-GB">follower</lang>`;
return handlerInput.responseBuilder
.speak(speechOutput);
})
2 try
return {
ssml: `<speak>Hai ${count} <lang xml:lang="en-GB">follower</lang></speak>`,
type: 'SSML',
};
3 try
const speechOutput = `${search} ha ${count} <lang xml:lang="en-GB">follower</lang>`;
return handlerInput.responseBuilder
.speak(escaleTag(speechOutput));
I don't find any docs or way to make it works.
Also ssml-builder seems doesn't support the lang tag..
Do you have any suggestions? What the handler function should return?
Thank you
node.js alexa-skills-kit alexa-skill ssml
node.js alexa-skills-kit alexa-skill ssml
asked Nov 20 '18 at 22:36
Manuel Spigolon
1,44511631
asked Nov 20 '18 at 22:36
Manuel Spigolon
1,44511631
asked Nov 20 '18 at 22:36
Manuel Spigolon
1,44511631
asked Nov 20 '18 at 22:36
Manuel Spigolon
1,44511631
asked Nov 20 '18 at 22:36
Manuel Spigolon
1,44511631
1,44511631
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That should totally work. Have you tried with <lang xml:lang="en-US"> or with another language?
answered Nov 21 '18 at 11:06
niccord
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SSML does support the lang tag, but am not sure if it'll take it with the default voice. Here is an SSML snippet that I use that seems to be working fine.
<voice name="Brian"><lang xml:lang="en-GB">Hello there</lang>.</voice>
According to the official documentation, the following voices are supported for their respective languages:
English, American (en-US): Ivy, Joanna, Joey, Justin, Kendra, Kimberly, Matthew, Salli
English, Australian (en-AU): Nicole, Russell
English, British (en-GB): Amy, Brian, Emma
English, Indian (en-IN): Aditi, Raveena
German (de-DE): Hans, Marlene, Vicki
Spanish, Castilian (es-es): Conchita, Enrique
Italian (it-IT): Carla, Giorgio
Japanese (ja-JP): Mizuki, Takumi
French (fr-FR): Celine, Lea, Mathieu
answered Nov 25 '18 at 8:20
bal simpson
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That should totally work. Have you tried with <lang xml:lang="en-US"> or with another language?
answered Nov 21 '18 at 11:06
niccord
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That should totally work. Have you tried with <lang xml:lang="en-US"> or with another language?
answered Nov 21 '18 at 11:06
niccord
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That should totally work. Have you tried with <lang xml:lang="en-US"> or with another language?
answered Nov 21 '18 at 11:06
niccord
184
That should totally work. Have you tried with <lang xml:lang="en-US"> or with another language?
answered Nov 21 '18 at 11:06
niccord
184
answered Nov 21 '18 at 11:06
niccord
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answered Nov 21 '18 at 11:06
niccord
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SSML does support the lang tag, but am not sure if it'll take it with the default voice. Here is an SSML snippet that I use that seems to be working fine.
<voice name="Brian"><lang xml:lang="en-GB">Hello there</lang>.</voice>
According to the official documentation, the following voices are supported for their respective languages:
English, American (en-US): Ivy, Joanna, Joey, Justin, Kendra, Kimberly, Matthew, Salli
English, Australian (en-AU): Nicole, Russell
English, British (en-GB): Amy, Brian, Emma
English, Indian (en-IN): Aditi, Raveena
German (de-DE): Hans, Marlene, Vicki
Spanish, Castilian (es-es): Conchita, Enrique
Italian (it-IT): Carla, Giorgio
Japanese (ja-JP): Mizuki, Takumi
French (fr-FR): Celine, Lea, Mathieu
answered Nov 25 '18 at 8:20
bal simpson
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SSML does support the lang tag, but am not sure if it'll take it with the default voice. Here is an SSML snippet that I use that seems to be working fine.
<voice name="Brian"><lang xml:lang="en-GB">Hello there</lang>.</voice>
According to the official documentation, the following voices are supported for their respective languages:
English, American (en-US): Ivy, Joanna, Joey, Justin, Kendra, Kimberly, Matthew, Salli
English, Australian (en-AU): Nicole, Russell
English, British (en-GB): Amy, Brian, Emma
English, Indian (en-IN): Aditi, Raveena
German (de-DE): Hans, Marlene, Vicki
Spanish, Castilian (es-es): Conchita, Enrique
Italian (it-IT): Carla, Giorgio
Japanese (ja-JP): Mizuki, Takumi
French (fr-FR): Celine, Lea, Mathieu
answered Nov 25 '18 at 8:20
bal simpson
916
add a comment |
SSML does support the lang tag, but am not sure if it'll take it with the default voice. Here is an SSML snippet that I use that seems to be working fine.
<voice name="Brian"><lang xml:lang="en-GB">Hello there</lang>.</voice>
According to the official documentation, the following voices are supported for their respective languages:
English, American (en-US): Ivy, Joanna, Joey, Justin, Kendra, Kimberly, Matthew, Salli
English, Australian (en-AU): Nicole, Russell
English, British (en-GB): Amy, Brian, Emma
English, Indian (en-IN): Aditi, Raveena
German (de-DE): Hans, Marlene, Vicki
Spanish, Castilian (es-es): Conchita, Enrique
Italian (it-IT): Carla, Giorgio
Japanese (ja-JP): Mizuki, Takumi
French (fr-FR): Celine, Lea, Mathieu
answered Nov 25 '18 at 8:20
bal simpson
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SSML does support the lang tag, but am not sure if it'll take it with the default voice. Here is an SSML snippet that I use that seems to be working fine.
<voice name="Brian"><lang xml:lang="en-GB">Hello there</lang>.</voice>
According to the official documentation, the following voices are supported for their respective languages:
English, American (en-US): Ivy, Joanna, Joey, Justin, Kendra, Kimberly, Matthew, Salli
English, Australian (en-AU): Nicole, Russell
English, British (en-GB): Amy, Brian, Emma
English, Indian (en-IN): Aditi, Raveena
German (de-DE): Hans, Marlene, Vicki
Spanish, Castilian (es-es): Conchita, Enrique
Italian (it-IT): Carla, Giorgio
Japanese (ja-JP): Mizuki, Takumi
French (fr-FR): Celine, Lea, Mathieu
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