Voices that span far more accents, now including Arabic and Hebrew

Arabic and Hebrew conversations can now use a genuinely Arabic or Hebrew voice, with the Arabic voices spanning Modern Standard, Egyptian, Levantine, Gulf and Moroccan. Participants in those markets hear someone who sounds like them. These voices are marked Beta, since pronunciation is still being refined.

• English voices now span the accents people actually speak, Scottish, Irish, Nigerian and Jamaican among them, in a list short enough to read all the way through. Languages like Tagalog now offer genuinely native voices too.
• Conversation language and voice now sit together in one Language & Voice section, language first, because the language decides which voices you can choose from.