Arabic IVR voice over

For a phone system serving customers across several Arab markets, Modern Standard Arabic is the safe register — it's understood everywhere and reads as professional, so you don't tie your line to one country. We'd only use a dialect for a single-market, deliberately informal service. As with any IVR, clarity on a compressed phone line comes first, and we keep the same voice on record so future prompts always match.

The craft that's specific to Arabic is concatenation and agreement. Menus stitch together numbers, dates and options, and Arabic has singular, dual and plural forms and gender agreement, so a number or a segment recorded in isolation can join awkwardly if it isn't planned for. We script and record the segments — the "press one" prompts, the number read-backs — so they join naturally rather than sounding assembled.

Then it's delivery to your phone-system spec — the format and sample rate your platform needs — and holding the session settings so later additions match the originals and updates stay quick.