The ability to convert text from English into the Georgian language and deliver it audibly is a functionality offered by various translation technologies. For example, an English sentence like “Hello, how are you?” can be processed and rendered as spoken Georgian.
This capability bridges communication gaps for individuals who may not be fluent in written English or Georgian. It is particularly useful in scenarios such as language learning, assisting visually impaired individuals, and facilitating communication with Georgian speakers who may prefer auditory information. Historically, such technology has evolved from basic text-to-speech engines to more sophisticated systems that incorporate natural language processing for more accurate and nuanced pronunciations.
