**gTTS** (_Google Text to Speech_): a *Python* interface for Google's _Text to Speech_ API. Create an _mp3_ file with the `gTTS` module or `gtts-cli` command line utility. It allows unlimited lengths to be spoken by tokenizing long sentences where the speech would naturally pause.
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## Install
pip install gTTS
## Usage
You may either use `gTTS` as a **__python module__** or as a **__command-line utility__**
### A. Module
##### 1. Import `gTTS`
```
>> from gtts import gTTS
```
##### 2. Create an instance
```
>> tts = gTTS(text='Hello', lang='en')
```
###### _Parameters:_
* `text` - Text to be spoken (written to file instead)
* `lang` - [ISO 639-1 language code](#lang_list) (supported by the Google _Text to Speech_ API) to speak in
##### 3. Write to a file
* Using [`save(file_name)`](https://github.com/pndurette/gTTS/blob/master/gtts/tts.py#L91)
```
>> tts.save("hello.mp3")
```
* Using [`write_to_fp(file_object)`](https://github.com/pndurette/gTTS/blob/master/gtts/tts.py#L97)
```
>> from gtts import gTTS
>> from tempfile import TemporaryFile
>> tts = gTTS(text='Hello', lang='en')
>> f = TemporaryFile()
>> tts.write_to_fp(f)
>> f.close()
```
### B. Command line utility
##### Command
```
gtts-cli.py [-h] (["text to speak"] | -f FILE) [-l LANG] [--debug] [-o destination_file]
```
###### _Example:_
```
$ # Read the string 'Hello' in English to hello.mp3
$ gtts-cli.py "Hello" -l 'en' -o hello.mp3
$ # Read the contents of file 'hello.txt' in Czech to hello.mp3:
$ gtts-cli.py -f hello.txt -l 'cs' -o hello.mp3
```
##Supported Languages<a name="lang_list"></a>
* 'af' : 'Afrikaans'
* 'sq' : 'Albanian'
* 'ar' : 'Arabic'
* 'hy' : 'Armenian'
* 'bn' : 'Bengali'
* 'ca' : 'Catalan'
* 'zh' : 'Chinese'
* 'zh-cn' : 'Chinese (Mandarin/China)'
* 'zh-tw' : 'Chinese (Mandarin/Taiwan)'
* 'zh-yue' : 'Chinese (Cantonese)'
* 'hr' : 'Croatian'
* 'cs' : 'Czech'
* 'da' : 'Danish'
* 'nl' : 'Dutch'
* 'en' : 'English'
* 'en-au' : 'English (Australia)'
* 'en-uk' : 'English (United Kingdom)'
* 'en-us' : 'English (United States)'
* 'eo' : 'Esperanto'
* 'fi' : 'Finnish'
* 'fr' : 'French'
* 'de' : 'German'
* 'el' : 'Greek'
* 'hi' : 'Hindi'
* 'hu' : 'Hungarian'
* 'is' : 'Icelandic'
* 'id' : 'Indonesian'
* 'it' : 'Italian'
* 'ja' : 'Japanese'
* 'ko' : 'Korean'
* 'la' : 'Latin'
* 'lv' : 'Latvian'
* 'mk' : 'Macedonian'
* 'no' : 'Norwegian'
* 'pl' : 'Polish'
* 'pt' : 'Portuguese'
* 'pt-br' : 'Portuguese (Brazil)'
* 'ro' : 'Romanian'
* 'ru' : 'Russian'
* 'sr' : 'Serbian'
* 'sk' : 'Slovak'
* 'es' : 'Spanish'
* 'es-es' : 'Spanish (Spain)'
* 'es-us' : 'Spanish (United States)'
* 'sw' : 'Swahili'
* 'sv' : 'Swedish'
* 'ta' : 'Tamil'
* 'th' : 'Thai'
* 'tr' : 'Turkish'
* 'vi' : 'Vietnamese'
* 'cy' : 'Welsh'
Contributing
------------
1. _Fork_ [pndurette/gTTS](https://github.com/pndurette/gTTS) on GitHub and clone it locally
2. Make sure you write tests for new features or modify the existing ones if necessary
3. Open a new _Pull Request_ from your feature branch to the `develop` branch.
4. Thank you!
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