A presenter that speaks Saudi Arabic
When Present speaks Arabic, it presents the way a Saudi presenter would, not in a generic accent.
01Saudi, specifically
The Arabic delivery is written in Saudi vocabulary and spoken in a Saudi voice. It is not a general Gulf, Egyptian or Levantine accent with Arabic words on top.
02Names said the way your region says them
Cities, places and people's names are spoken in Arabic, as a Saudi would say them. Brands, products and technical terms stay in English, the way they are actually said in a Saudi meeting room.
Numbers are read out as English words so the voice never stumbles on them, while currencies keep their Arabic name.
03Presenting as you
Present can present under your name. Give it the presenter's name and it speaks as that person throughout, using the right Arabic forms for how that person refers to themselves.
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