Languages and voices for Australia

This topic lists the languages and voices that are generally available for Mix in geography: Australia.

Note:

Nuance Recognizer as a Service languages are organized differently from other Mix services. Instead, NRaaS deploys specific language groups to each geography. See Language groups in the NRaaS gRPC API documentation.

Languages

Languages are specified using the IETF BCP-47 standard and take the following form:

language-region

Where:

language: is the primary language
region: specifies the linguistic variations for a specific country, territory, or region

For example, English can be represented as follows:

en-US: English (United States)
en-GB: English (United Kingdom)

Note:

Currently, you must specify the language codes for the Mix.asr and Mix.nlu using 6-letter codes, as shown in the table.

Nuance Mix supports the following languages:

Language	Language code	Language code for Mix.asr and Mix.nlu URNs
English (Australia)	en-AU	eng-AUS
Japanese (Japan)	ja-JP	jpn-JPN
Thai (Thailand)	th-TH	tha-THA

Text-to-Speech (TTS) voices

Nuance Mix supports the following voices, which are intended for use with the standard Nuance TTSaaS. For the voices intended for use with the Nuance Neural TTS service, see Voices.

Note:

The -Ml suffix indicates that the voice is multilingual. For example, Amelie is mainly Canadian French but can speak English in a French Canadian accent. Additional languages are listed in the Additional languages column.

Language	Code	Voice	Model	M/F
English (Australia)	en-AU	Karen	enhanced	F
English (Australia)	en-AU	Lee	enhanced	M
English (Australia)	en-AU	Matilda	enhanced	F
English (United States)	en-US	Allison	standard	F
Thai (Thailand)	th-TH	Kanya	enhanced	F
Thai (Thailand)	th-TH	Narisa	standard	F

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