Re: Are there any speech synthesisers that support tonal languages?

I didn't know language-learning was measured in hours. Is there a standard that defines that? What about African languages?
If eSpeak is able to use Mandarin Chinese, then that could probably be used as a basis for the Hmong language. As I said before, there are some blind people who may not know English, but who want to use a computer. Would that computer support their language, and would there be a compatible speech synthesiser that could work for them?

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