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Convert russian text, that contains english words into a valid SSML for AWS Polly TTS, thus enhancing synthesized audio pronunciation for english words within the russian language context.
Convert russian text, that contains english words into a valid SSML for AWS Polly TTS, thus enhancing synthesized audio pronunciation for english words within the russian language context.
By default, russian speakers in AWS Polly TTS service (Maxim, Tatiana) are not particularly good at pronouncing english words within the russian language context, so this library fixes it by explicitly wrapping each english word with <lang xml:lang="en-US">word</lang>
tags.
npm install polly-ru-ssml
const pollyRuSSML = require('polly-ru-ssml')
// Method ssml() returns string with wrapped english words
pollyRuSSML.ssml("русский english")
// русский <lang xml:lang="en-US">english</lang>
// Method speak() additionally wraps result with <speak/> tags
pollyRuSSML.speak("русский english")
// <speak>русский <lang xml:lang="en-US">english</lang></speak>
By default configuration is not necessary, but setting one can greatly improve intelligibility of english speech for russian users. Additionally, I found that the default volume for synthesized speech is quite low for using with Amazon Alexa assistant.
const pollyRuSSML = require('polly-ru-ssml')
// 1. Global configuration for all further usages
pollyRuSSML.configure({
country: 'uk',
globalVolume: 'loud',
volume: 'x-loud',
rate: 'slow',
})
pollyRuSSML.speak('русский english')
/**
* <speak>
* <prosody volume="loud">
* русский
* <lang xml:lang="en-UK">
* <prosody volume="x-loud">
* <prosody rate="slow">
* english
* </prosody>
* </prosody>
* </lang>
* </prosody>
* </speak>
*/
// 2. Local configuration only for the current usage (overrides global configuration)
pollyRuSSML.speak('русский english', {
globalVolume: 'x-loud',
rate: 'x-slow',
})
/**
* <speak>
* <prosody volume="x-loud">
* русский
* <lang xml:lang="en-US">
* <prosody rate="x-slow">
* english
* </prosody>
* </lang>
* </prosody>
* </speak>
*/
Name | Type | Default | Description |
---|---|---|---|
[country] | string | "us" | Country code for <lang/> tags. Valid values: us , uk . |
[rate] | string | Speech rate for latin characters. Valid values: x-slow , slow , medium , fast , x-fast . | |
[globalVolume] | string | Global audio volume. Valid values: x-soft , soft , medium , loud , x-loud . | |
[volume] | string | Local audio volume for latin characters. Valid values: x-soft , soft , medium , loud , x-loud . |
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if it is absent in local configuration.FAQs
Convert russian text, that contains english words into a valid SSML for AWS Polly TTS, thus enhancing synthesized audio pronunciation for english words within the russian language context.
The npm package polly-ru-ssml receives a total of 2 weekly downloads. As such, polly-ru-ssml popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that polly-ru-ssml demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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