Languages

32 languages. One voice — yours.

Choose a language when you record your twin. The recording shapes the accent, and every script it reads follows it.

Every language a twin can speak

  • English

    English · en

  • Tagalog

    Tagalog · tl

  • العربية

    Arabic · ar

  • Български

    Bulgarian · bg

  • 中文

    Chinese · zh

  • Hrvatski

    Croatian · hr

  • Čeština

    Czech · cs

  • Dansk

    Danish · da

  • Nederlands

    Dutch · nl

  • Suomi

    Finnish · fi

  • Français

    French · fr

  • Deutsch

    German · de

  • Ελληνικά

    Greek · el

  • हिन्दी

    Hindi · hi

  • Magyar

    Hungarian · hu

  • Bahasa Indonesia

    Indonesian · id

  • Italiano

    Italian · it

  • 日本語

    Japanese · ja

  • 한국어

    Korean · ko

  • Bahasa Melayu

    Malay · ms

  • Norsk

    Norwegian · no

  • Polski

    Polish · pl

  • Português

    Portuguese · pt

  • Română

    Romanian · ro

  • Русский

    Russian · ru

  • Slovenčina

    Slovak · sk

  • Español

    Spanish · es

  • Svenska

    Swedish · sv

  • தமிழ்

    Tamil · ta

  • Türkçe

    Turkish · tr

  • Українська

    Ukrainian · uk

  • Tiếng Việt

    Vietnamese · vi

Language is a recording decision.

You set it once, at the microphone — everything after inherits it.

  1. 1Pick the language when you recordThe one-minute reading scripts are written natively in every language — you never train a Tagalog twin by reading English out loud.
  2. 2The recording shapes the accentYour twin keeps how you actually sound in that language: the pace, the pauses, the vowels. Record in the language your audience speaks.
  3. 3Every voice-over follows the twinType any script and it's read in the twin's language — there's no language dropdown to forget at generation time.

Speak more than one? Record a twin per language — every plan includes at least two twin slots.

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