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Which programming language is suitable to create an application software like text to voice converter.
Microsoft s .NET framework has the System.Speech.Synthesis library which will accommodate your needs.
(Although dirkgently s comment is more generally still valid)
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Which programming language is suitable to create an application software like text to voice converter.
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