AI-generated Answer for vmut
The AI model you're using should be able to speak any language currently supported, including Turkish. However, it's important to note that if you do not use a voice that is native to the language you want the AI to speak, the pronunciation might not be accurate.
If you're still having trouble, it might be due to the specific model you're using. For instance, the multilingual v2 model sometimes mispronounces certain words, even in English. This issue seems to be voice and text-dependent and happens more often with certain voices and text than others, especially if you use words that appear in other languages as well.
To minimize this issue, you can use the Projects feature, which seems to reduce the problem as it is more prevalent across longer sections of text when using Speech Synthesis. It won't completely remove the issue, but it will hopefully help both avoid it and make it easier to just regenerate the specific section affected without redoing the whole text.
Also, using a cloned voice, cloned in the languages you want the AI to speak, can help minimize this issue. Both stability and similarity can change how the voice acts as well as how prominent the artifacts are.
If none of these solutions work, you might need to try a different model or contact support for further assistance.
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