ElevenLabs Expands Language Support to Include Hungarian, Vietnamese, and Norwegian
Caroline Bishop Jul 31, 2024 02:29
ElevenLabs announces the addition of Hungarian, Vietnamese, and Norwegian to its language support, now totaling 32 languages, enhancing audio creation capabilities.
ElevenLabs, a leading innovator in the field of synthetic media, has announced the expansion of its language support to include Hungarian, Vietnamese, and Norwegian, according to ElevenLabs. This update brings the total number of supported languages to 32, significantly broadening the platform's reach and utility.
Enhanced Global Reach
The inclusion of these new languages aims to provide users with the ability to expand their audience and create high-quality audio content in a more diverse range of languages. This move is expected to benefit content creators, educators, and businesses looking to engage with a global audience.
Current and Future Capabilities
While these new languages are not yet available in ElevenLabs' Dubbing or Reader app, the company has assured that they will be integrated soon. Additionally, more voices trained specifically for these languages are expected to be introduced. This future integration will further enhance the platform's versatility and user experience.
Comprehensive Language Support
With this latest update, ElevenLabs now supports a wide array of languages including English, Polish, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Hindi, Portuguese, Chinese, Korean, Russian, Dutch, Turkish, Swedish, Indonesian, Filipino, Japanese, Ukrainian, Greek, Czech, Finnish, Romanian, Danish, Bulgarian, Malay, Slovak, Croatian, Classic Arabic, Tamil, Vietnamese, Hungarian, and Norwegian.
Implications for Users
The expansion of language support is a strategic move by ElevenLabs to cater to a more global audience, making it easier for users to create and distribute content in their native languages. This enhancement is likely to attract more users to the platform, particularly from regions where these newly added languages are predominantly spoken.
For more details, visit the official ElevenLabs blog.
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