Bilingual phone menus for support teams
English and Filipino options in one menu, with po in the hold messages that follow.
Para sa English, pindutin ang 1. Para sa Filipino, pindutin ang 2.
Filipino IVR and hold messagesFilipino text to speech for scripts written the way people in the Philippines talk, from formal Tagalog to Taglish with English roots and Filipino affixes. Write po where respect matters, set the tone in one line, and listen. Free plan: 1,000 words, no credit card.
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76 / 250 charactersTags to try: [laughs] [whispers] [sighs] [angry] [excited] [sarcastic]
Office talk, ads, and vlogs in the Philippines switch between Filipino and English inside one sentence. Paste the line as it is spoken and listen to the whole thing.
A Taglish line about a meeting at three
Style: Speak in Filipino casually, like telling a coworker you will be back soon
Mag-a-attend ako ng meeting mamayang alas tres, pero babalik ako agad.
Filipino uses native, Spanish-derived, and English numbers depending on what is being counted. These rows show common spoken forms.
| You write | The narrator says | Type |
|---|---|---|
| ₱50 | singkwenta pesos / limampung piso | Spanish-derived and native forms both heard |
| ₱10,000 | sampung libong piso | Native number linked to libo with -ng |
| 3:30 PM | alas tres y medya ng hapon | Time of day uses Spanish-derived numbers |
| ika-30 ng Oktubre | ikatatlumpu ng Oktubre | Formal ordinal; casual speech often says Oktubre trenta |
Filipino is used across the Philippines and by large communities in the US, the Middle East, and elsewhere. Support teams, sellers, fintech apps, schools, and creators make most of this audio.
English and Filipino options in one menu, with po in the hold messages that follow.
Para sa English, pindutin ang 1. Para sa Filipino, pindutin ang 2.
Filipino IVR and hold messagesGrammar reviews, reading drills, and module audio for schools and online tutors.
Tandaan: ang pangngalan ay salitang tumutukoy sa tao, bagay, hayop, lugar, o pangyayari.
Narrated grammar drills, starting with pangngalanThe first two seconds that stop the scroll, in the Taglish your viewers already speak.
Wait lang, bago ka mag-scroll, panoorin mo muna 'to.
Scroll-stopping Taglish openers for ReelsFeature walkthroughs for fintech apps, updated block by block as each screen changes.
I-scan lang ang QR code at bayad ka na sa loob ng ilang segundo.
QR and cash-in walkthroughs, narratedPromos for online shops and brands, made in a few takes so you can post the read that fits.
Ngayong payday sale, may 30% off sa lahat ng sapatos hanggang Linggo!
Shoe sales and payday deals voiced for sellersSerial fiction and novels imported by chapter, with a softer direction for the quiet scenes.
Hindi ko inakalang sa ulan ko siya unang makikilala.
Producing Tagalog romance audiobooksA refund update with po, a savings video hook, a payday shoe sale, and a grammar lesson. The direction under each name is exactly what we wrote.

Female · Young · Multilingual
Refund update with po
Style: Speak in Filipino respectfully and warmly, like a support agent using po.
Salamat po sa paghihintay. Naproseso na po ang inyong refund at darating ito sa loob ng tatlong araw.

Male · Middle-Aged · Multilingual
Savings video hook
Style: Speak in Filipino with a curious, punchy tone for the first seconds of a video.
Alam mo ba na kaya mong mag-ipon ng sampung libong piso sa loob ng tatlong buwan?

Female · Young · Multilingual
Payday shoe sale
Style: Speak in Filipino fast and lively, like a mall sale announcement.
[excited] Ngayong payday sale, may 30% off sa lahat ng sapatos hanggang Linggo!

Male · Middle-Aged · Multilingual
Grammar lesson on nouns
Style: Read in Filipino clearly, as a teacher reminding the class what a pangngalan is.
Tandaan: ang pangngalan ay salitang tumutukoy sa tao, bagay, hayop, lugar, o pangyayari.
People search for both names, mix in English, and say numbers three different ways. These notes cover what changes how a script sounds.
Filipino / Tagalog
Filipino is the national language named in the 1987 Constitution. It is based on Tagalog, and many speakers still call it Tagalog. So whether you searched for Filipino text to speech or Tagalog text to speech, this is the page, and the direction can say either name.
Mag-a-attend ako ng meeting mamaya.
English roots take Filipino affixes, as in mag-a-attend. A good read says the whole word in one flow instead of switching accent halfway. Keep the hyphens the way you normally write them and check these words in the preview.
Salamat po. / Opo.
Po and opo show respect to customers and elders, so support, government, and school scripts use them. The narrator says what you write, so add po wherever your brand voice calls for it.
alas tres y medya / ala una
Most people tell the time as alas tres or ala una, not in native Tagalog numbers. Write the time in words when you want this form for sure, or as 3:30 PM and listen to which one you get.
singkwenta pesos / limampung piso
Both mean ₱50. Spanish-derived, native, and English numbers are all used for prices, and many ads say amounts in English. Choose one style per campaign and spell it out where it matters.
Support scripts, app tutorials, and story series each fit a different part of Narration Box.
Give each step or menu option its own block, narrator, and direction. Change one price or button name and regenerate only that block.
Swap one peso price inside a finished tutorialBring in the manuscript as EPUB, PDF, or DOCX and look over where each chapter starts. If the author rewrites the rain scene, regenerate just that paragraph.
Narrate a Tagalog love story, chapter by chapterA vlogger who is tired of recording every take can clone their own voice, or a brand voice they are allowed to use, from a short sample and keep posting in it.
Clone your vlogging voice for Taglish postsYour first 1,000 words cost nothing and need no credit card, though anything exported on the free plan is watermarked. Sellers and brands who post ads move to a paid plan for more words, clean files, and commercial use. What sellers and BPO teams pay
Avis opens the app tutorial, Lowell gives the taps, and Avis closes. If the button label changes after an update, regenerate only the middle block.
01Avis
Style: Speak in Filipino in a bright, casual Taglish tone, like an app’s own channel.
Hi! Sa video na ito, ituturo namin kung paano mag-cash in gamit ang app.
02Lowell
Style: Read in Filipino slowly enough for viewers to follow each tap.
I-tap ang Cash In, piliin ang bangko mo, tapos ilagay ang amount na gusto mo.
03Avis
Style: Speak in Filipino with a relaxed, friendly sign-off.
Ayan, tapos na! Kung may tanong ka, i-message mo lang kami anytime.
When Cash In moves to a different screen, rewrite the steps block and generate it again. The opener and sign-off do not change.
Type a short direction like casual and upbeat for the block, and drop a tag such as [excited] in front of a line that needs more energy.
Script an e-wallet cash-in video in StudioE-wallet and bank names come up in every cash-in, cash-out, and QR video. An Enbee V1 voice keeps a saved pronunciation for each name, plus the speed and pauses you set.
Creators and support teams in the region often voice the same script in Cebuano, English, Indonesian, or Malay too. Or browse all 80+ text to speech languages.
Short-video voices, Instagram Reels, multilingual product demos, and retaining a mixed-language audience.




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FAQs
Answers on Filipino versus Tagalog, Taglish, po, clock times, and peso prices.
For most scripts, yes. Filipino is the national language and is based on Tagalog, and many people use the two names for the same thing. Write your script as usual and start the direction with "Speak in Filipino" or "Speak in Tagalog".
Write words like mag-a-attend or i-message the way you normally do. The narrator reads the full sentence, English roots included; listen to the first block and adjust any spelling that comes out awkward.
Use po and opo in the text and add a direction such as "Speak in Filipino respectfully and warmly". The narrator follows the words you write, so the politeness has to be in the script itself.
If you need that exact form, write alas tres y medya ng hapon in words. Figures are fine for most times, but spelling the time out removes any doubt about which number style you hear.
Prices can come out as English, Spanish-derived, or native numbers, and ads often prefer English. Write the amount in words in the style your brand uses, such as sampung libong piso, when consistency matters.
Yes. The free plan gives 1,000 words and needs no credit card. Free downloads include a watermark, which is removed on paid plans along with a larger word allowance.
Narration Box carries 1,500+ AI voices across 80+ languages, Enbee V1 voices made for Filipino among them. All 21 Enbee V2 narrators (12 female, 9 male) read Filipino, Tagalog, and Taglish when the direction asks for it; the four samples here are just a starting point.
This page is for scripts written in Filipino. For English read with a Filipino accent, use the English text to speech page and ask for the accent in the direction, then listen to a short block first.
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