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Emirati Arabic text to speech
Note: The model is still being trained, so output quality may vary. For best results, use longer utterances.
Emirati voices
Listen to the available Emirati voices and open a voice’s page to use it in the studio.
حمد
خليفة
راشد
سالم
شما
منصورPrepare a clear local message
A welcome that fits the setting
A greeting such as «يا مرحبا» can suit a warm visitor welcome. Keep the rest of the message direct: say where to go, when to arrive and how to get help. For a formal notice, decide whether a more formal Arabic script would serve the audience better.
Make locations and mixed-language names unambiguous
Test building names, venue names and booking details before publishing. If a brand name has several possible readings, try a clear Arabic spelling and listen back. Write amounts as you want them spoken—for example, مية وخمسين درهم—and test the full sentence. Keep numbers and instructions in separate, easy-to-follow phrases.
Visitor and service-message examples
Paste a script into the editor and replace the names and details.
A visitor welcome
يا مرحبا بكم. جولتنا بتبدأ بعد عشر دقايق، ونقطة التجمّع عند المدخل الرئيسي. إذا احتجتوا أي مساعدة، نحن موجودين.
A booking reminder
هلا بك، حجزك مؤكّد في فرع أبوظبي يوم السبت الساعة خمس العصر. إذا تبغي تغيّر الموعد، تواصل ويانا قبلها.
Delivery details
اختَر موقع التوصيل، واكتب رقم المبنى بوضوح. قبل ما تأكّد الطلب، راجع العنوان عشان يوصل طلبك للمكان الصحيح.
Estimate your message’s cost
The current studio rate makes 1,000 input characters cost $0.05, billed in US dollars. The demo accepts up to 300 characters per request and has usage limits.
Choosing an Emirati voice
Can I include English names in an Arabic message?
You can enter them, but the pronunciation needs testing. A clear Arabic spelling may work better for a particular name. Review the generated result rather than assuming mixed-language names will always be read as intended.
Does the voice rewrite my text into Emirati Arabic?
No. Write the wording you want your audience to hear. The tool generates speech from your script; choosing a regional voice does not translate or localize the text.