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Latin Text to Speech MP3

Type Latin text and hear it read aloud by a natural Latin voice. Slow it down to learn the pronunciation, then download it as an MP3. Free, no signup.

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The Latin voice

The language of ancient Rome, still read in schools, law, science and the Catholic Church. This voice uses a modern reading pronunciation.

sample text

Salve! Gratias maximas tibi ago. Bonum diem!

“Hello! Thank you very much. Have a nice day!”

  1. 01

    Type Latin

    Paste or type your Latin text. The sample above is already in the box.

  2. 02

    Listen

    Press Speak. Use Slow to hear every syllable.

  3. 03

    Download

    Press Download MP3 to save the whole text as one audio file.

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Common questions

Is this Latin text to speech free?

Yes. Type or paste up to 5,000 characters of Latin, listen as often as you like and download the MP3. No signup.

How do I download Latin speech as an MP3?

Type your Latin text, press Speak to check it, then press Download MP3. You get one audio file of the whole text that plays on any phone or computer.

Can I slow down the Latin voice?

Yes. Switch the speed to Slow before you press Speak or Download. It is the easiest way to hear each Latin word clearly when you are learning to say it.

What if my text is in a different language?

Choose the matching voice from the list. A Latin voice reading another language will mispronounce it. Every language and accent has its own page below.

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Talk to Latin speakers, not just listen

Text to speech reads what you wrote. OmniTalk translates a live conversation: you speak your language, they hear Latin, and their answer comes back to you in real time.