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Modern Standard Arabic text to speech

Turn a formal Arabic script into spoken narration. Choose an MSA-labeled voice for a lesson, announcement or story, then review the reading before using it.

Voices labeled Modern Standard Arabic

Compare the available MSA voices for lessons, announcements and narration.

Prepare formal Arabic for listening

Write clear sentences, not a wall of text

Break a long explanation into complete sentences. Keep the vocabulary consistent with a formal register, and use punctuation to make the intended pauses clear. A spoken lesson may need shorter sentences than its written source.

Review names, numbers and ambiguous words

Arabic words can have more than one reading without vowel marks. Add selective diacritics where they clarify your intended meaning, then test the result. Check grammatical endings, personal names and numbers rather than assuming an automatic reading is correct.

Examples for formal narration

Paste a script into the editor and replace the names and details.

An educational explanation

في هذا الدرس، سنبدأ بمثال بسيط، ثم ننتقل إلى الخطوة التالية. اقرأ السؤال بهدوء، وحدّد المعلومات التي تحتاج إليها قبل الإجابة.

An event announcement

نرحّب بكم في لقائنا الثقافي. يبدأ البرنامج في الساعة السادسة مساءً، ويُرجى الحضور قبل الموعد بعشر دقائق.

A short narrative

وصلت الرسالة في صباح هادئ. فتحها، وقرأ السطر الأول مرتين، ثم وضعها إلى جانب النافذة وانتظر.

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