# The natural voice offered for a language, and the device voices to choose
# from: in setup's voice step, in Settings → Voice, and in Settings → Language
# after a change of language. A natural voice is a synthetic voice the person
# downloads, which runs on this device (nothing is sent anywhere); the device's
# own voices come with the phone, tablet or computer.

# A natural voice's name and who it sounds like, as its title. $name = the
# voice's name (e.g. "Heart"). Short.
voice-offer-title-woman = { $name } — woman’s voice
# A natural voice's name and who it sounds like, as its title. $name = the
# voice's name (e.g. "Michael"). Short.
voice-offer-title-man = { $name } — man’s voice
# How a natural voice sounds, under its title: the best rating.
voice-offer-rating-natural = Sounds natural.
# How a natural voice sounds, under its title: clear, but less natural.
voice-offer-rating-clear = Clear and easy to understand, though less natural.
# How a natural voice sounds, under its title: not yet known to be good (be as
# cautious as the English: the person should listen before relying on it).
voice-offer-rating-experimental = Experimental: it may not sound right. Listen to it before relying on it.
# Beside a download's size, when the browser says the device is on Wi-Fi (or a
# cable).
voice-offer-connection-wifi = You are on Wi-Fi.
# Beside a download's size, when the browser says the device is on mobile data
# or has data saver on: a download may use up the data plan.
voice-offer-connection-metered = You seem to be on mobile data or data saver: this may use up your data plan. Wi-Fi is better.
# Beside a download's size, when the browser does not say how the device is
# connected.
voice-offer-connection-unknown = This browser does not say whether you are on Wi-Fi. On mobile data, this may use up your data plan.
# In place of a natural voice offer: this browser has turned off something
# natural voices need. "cross-origin isolation" is the technical name of that
# feature (keep it recognisable).
voice-offer-absent-isolation = Natural voices cannot run in this browser: it has turned off a feature they need (cross-origin isolation).
# In place of a natural voice offer: there is none for this language yet.
# $language = the language's name (in English for now).
voice-offer-absent-none = There is no natural voice for { $language } yet.
# In place of a natural voice offer: the voices for this language need more
# memory than this device seems to have. $language = the language's name (in
# English for now).
voice-offer-absent-memory = The natural voices for { $language } need more memory than this device seems to have.
# Why something went wrong with a natural voice: the device ran out of storage
# space. Lowercase, no full stop: it is the $reason in other sentences
# ("Heart was not downloaded: …").
voice-offer-error-storage-full = this device ran out of storage space
# Why something went wrong with a natural voice: the download did not finish.
# Lowercase, no full stop: it is the $reason in other sentences.
voice-offer-error-download = the download did not finish; check the internet connection and try again
# Why something went wrong with a natural voice: the list of voices could not be
# loaded. Lowercase, no full stop: it is the $reason in other sentences.
voice-offer-error-list = the list of voices could not be loaded; check the internet connection
# Why something went wrong with a natural voice: some of its files are missing
# from this device. Lowercase, no full stop: it is the $reason in other
# sentences.
voice-offer-error-missing-part = part of the voice is missing from this device; download it again
# Why something went wrong with a natural voice: it could not run here.
# Lowercase, no full stop: it is the $reason in other sentences.
voice-offer-error-engine = the voice could not run on this device
# Why something went wrong with a natural voice: the list of voices no longer
# offers it. Lowercase, no full stop: it is the $reason in other sentences.
voice-offer-error-no-longer-offered = this voice is no longer offered
# A short notice (toast) when a natural voice's download failed. Be exact:
# nothing partly downloaded was kept on the device. $name = the voice's name;
# $reason = why, lowercase (one of the voice-offer-error-* or neural-voice-error-*
# texts).
voice-offer-download-failed = { $name } was not downloaded: { $reason }. Nothing half-finished was kept.
# A short notice (toast) when a natural voice has downloaded and now speaks for
# the person. $name = the voice's name.
voice-offer-installed-speaks = { $name } is downloaded and works offline. It speaks for you now.
# A short notice (toast) when a natural voice has downloaded, but another
# natural voice was already chosen for the language. "Settings → Voice" names a
# section of the app's Settings. $name = the voice's name.
voice-offer-installed-choose = { $name } is downloaded and works offline. Choose it in Settings → Voice to use it.
# Shown under the natural voice offer when its sample could not be played.
# $reason = why, lowercase (one of the voice-offer-error-* texts).
voice-offer-sample-failed = The sample could not be played: { $reason }.
# Where the natural voice offer will be, while the app checks for one.
voice-offer-checking = Checking for a natural voice…
# In place of the natural voice offer, when the list of voices could not be
# loaded (offline on first use).
voice-offer-unavailable = The list of natural voices could not be loaded. Check the internet connection, then try again.
# The screen-reader name of the "Hear a sample" button. $name = the voice's name.
voice-offer-hear-sample-name = Hear a sample of { $name }
# Button: plays a few seconds of a natural voice, before anything is downloaded.
# Short.
voice-offer-hear-sample = Hear a sample
# The screen-reader name of a download's progress bar. $name = the voice's name.
voice-offer-downloading-name = Downloading { $name }
# What a screen reader says of a download's progress bar. $done and $all = sizes
# with their unit (e.g. "12 MB", "109 MB").
voice-offer-progress-value = { $done } of { $all }
# Beside a download's progress bar. $name = the voice's name; $done and $all =
# sizes with their unit (e.g. "12 MB", "109 MB").
voice-offer-downloading = Downloading { $name }… { $done } of { $all }. You can go on meanwhile; keep the app open until it finishes.
# Where the offer was, once the natural voice is the one speaking for the
# person. $name = the voice's name.
voice-offer-speaks-for-you = { $name } speaks for you.
# Button: makes a natural voice already on this device the one that speaks for
# the person. $name = the voice's name. Short.
voice-offer-use = Use { $name }
# The screen-reader name of the group asking whether to download a voice.
# $name = the voice's name.
voice-offer-download-name-question = Download { $name }?
# Asking before a download; the sentence about Wi-Fi (voice-offer-connection-*)
# follows it. $size = the size with its unit (e.g. "109 MB").
voice-offer-download-size-question = Download { $size }?
# Button: starts the download. $size = the size with its unit (e.g. "109 MB").
# Short.
voice-offer-download-size = Download { $size }
# Button: does not download now, and goes back.
voice-offer-not-now = Not now
# Above the button that gets a natural voice; the sentence about Wi-Fi
# (voice-offer-connection-*) follows it. A promise: be exact — it is downloaded
# once, from this app's own site, works offline after, and nothing it says
# leaves the device. $size = the size with its unit (e.g. "109 MB").
voice-offer-size = Size: { $size }, downloaded once from this site; then it works offline, and what it says never leaves this device.
# Button: asks to download a natural voice (a confirmation follows). $name = the
# voice's name; $size = the size with its unit (e.g. "109 MB").
voice-offer-get = Get { $name } ({ $size })
# Under a download button that is turned off while another voice downloads.
voice-offer-one-at-a-time = One voice downloads at a time.
# After a natural voice's title, a label: what kind of voice it is (a natural
# voice: one that runs on the device). Short.
voice-offer-natural-voice = natural voice
# After a natural voice's title, a label saying honestly that it is a
# synthetic (computer-made) voice, not a recording of a person. Short.
voice-offer-synthetic-voice = synthetic voice
# A device voice in the list of voices to choose from. $name = the voice's name
# (as the device gives it, e.g. "Ava (Premium)"); $kind = what kind of voice it
# is (one of the voices-kind-* texts, e.g. "good device voice").
voice-offer-device = { $name } — { $kind }
# As voice-offer-device, for a voice that speaks another variety of the person's
# language (Cantonese for Mandarin, say).
voice-offer-device-other-variety = { $name } — { $kind }, another variety of the language
# The screen-reader name of a device voice's "Hear it" button: the button's
# words (voice-offer-hear-it), word for word, then the voice's name. $name = the
# voice's name.
voice-offer-hear-name = Hear it: { $name }
# Button beside a device voice: says a few words with it. Short.
voice-offer-hear-it = Hear it
# Where the list of device voices will be, while the device lists them.
voice-offer-checking-device = Checking the voices on this device…
# In place of the list of device voices, when none speaks the language.
voice-offer-device-none = This device has no voice for this language.
# Opens the rest of the list of device voices. $count = how many more there are
# (a number, 1 or more; the English has always said "voices", even for one: use
# your language's plural forms).
voice-offer-more-voices = { $count } more voices on this device
# How to get better voices, on an iPad or iPhone: their browsers give web pages
# only the basic voices. "Enhanced" and "Premium" are the names Apple gives its
# better voices: use the names the device shows in your language.
voice-offer-guidance-ios = On iPad and iPhone, browsers give web pages only the device’s basic voices, never its Enhanced or Premium ones. The app’s natural voice is the best voice here.
# How to get better voices, in Safari on a Mac: it gives web pages only the
# basic voices. "Premium" and "Enhanced" are the names Apple gives its better
# voices: use the names the Mac shows in your language.
voice-offer-guidance-mac-safari = Safari gives web pages only the Mac’s basic voices. The app’s natural voice is the best voice here; in Chrome or Edge, the Premium and Enhanced voices on this Mac can speak too.
# How to get better voices on a Mac (in a browser that can use them). The arrows
# lead through the Mac's own settings: use the names macOS shows in your
# language for each step ("System Settings", "Accessibility", "Read & Speak",
# "System voice", "Premium", "Enhanced", and "Spoken Content", the pane's name
# on macOS 15 and earlier). ⓘ is the symbol on the Info button: keep it.
voice-offer-guidance-mac = To add better voices to this Mac: System Settings → Accessibility → Read & Speak (Spoken Content on macOS 15 and earlier), click the Info button (ⓘ) next to System voice, choose your language, and download a voice marked Premium or Enhanced. Then open the app again.
# How to get better voices on Android. The arrows lead through Android's own
# settings: use the names Android shows in your language for each step
# ("Settings", "Accessibility", "Text-to-speech output", "Preferred engine",
# "Install voice data", "Speech Recognition and Synthesis from Google", and on
# Samsung "Accessibility" and "Text-to-speech"; "search Settings" means the
# search in Settings). A warning to keep:
# Android's speech engine may send words over the internet for a voice whose
# data is not installed, and the app cannot tell.
voice-offer-guidance-android = To add better voices, and to be sure speech is made on this device: Settings → Accessibility → Text-to-speech output, tap the settings button next to Preferred engine (Speech Recognition and Synthesis from Google) → Install voice data, and download your language (on Samsung: Settings → Accessibility → Text-to-speech, or search Settings for Text-to-speech). Android’s speech engine may use the internet for a voice whose data is not installed, which the app cannot see. Then open the browser again.
# How to get better voices on a Chromebook. The arrows lead through ChromeOS's
# own settings: use the names ChromeOS shows in your language for each step
# ("Settings", "Accessibility", "Text-to-Speech", "Text-to-Speech voice
# settings", "Chrome OS built-in text-to-speech extension", "Add natural voices").
voice-offer-guidance-chromeos = To add better voices: Settings → Accessibility → Text-to-Speech → Text-to-Speech voice settings, select Settings next to “Chrome OS built-in text-to-speech extension”, then Add natural voices for your language. Then open the app again.
# About voices on Windows: the ones it gives browsers are basic.
voice-offer-guidance-windows = The voices Windows gives browsers are basic. The app’s natural voice is the best voice here.
# About voices on Linux: the ones it gives browsers are robotic (eSpeak is their
# name), so the app uses one only when nothing else speaks the language, or
# briefly while a natural voice starts or falters.
voice-offer-guidance-linux = The voices Linux gives browsers are robotic (eSpeak): the app speaks with one only when no other voice speaks the language, and, if you have a natural voice, only for a moment: while it starts, or if it falters. The app’s natural voice is the best voice here.