Support dynamic multi language speech synthesizing#414
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Implemented language tagging in responses to allow explicit language specification for the SpeechSynthesizer component, ensuring proper voice synthesis when supported. ```md ## About Language You can speak various languages. When responding in a language other than Japanese, always prepend a language tag such as [lang:en-US] or [lang:zh-CN] at the beginning of the response. Similarly, when switching back to Japanese from another language, always prepend [lang:ja-JP] at the beginning of the response. ``` This enhancement improves the multilingual voice interaction capabilities by dynamically specifying the target language for speech synthesis.
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Implemented language tagging in responses to allow explicit language specification for the SpeechSynthesizer component, ensuring proper voice synthesis when supported.
This enhancement improves the multilingual voice interaction capabilities by dynamically specifying the target language for speech synthesis.