Use Native Scripts
For best results, always write prompts in the native script of your target language, not phonetic English.Why Native Scripts Matter
Better Pronunciation
Native scripts help the text-to-speech engine pronounce words correctly with proper intonation.Accurate Language Detection
Helps the AI identify the intended language and maintain consistency.Cultural Context
Better understanding of tone, formality, and cultural nuances.Prevents Misclassification
Avoids the AI treating romanized text as English.Language-Specific Examples
Spanish
❌ Incorrect (No Accents):- Use inverted punctuation (¿ ¡)
- Include accent marks (á, é, í, ó, ú, ñ)
- Consider formal (usted) vs. informal (tú)
French
❌ Incorrect:- Include all accent marks (é, è, ê, à, ç)
- Use proper apostrophes for contractions
- Add space before punctuation (!, ?, :, ;)
Hindi
❌ Incorrect (Romanized):- Always use Devanagari script
- Never use romanized Hindi
- Include proper diacritical marks
German
❌ Incorrect:- Include umlauts (ä, ö, ü) and ß
- Capitalize all nouns
- Use formal (Sie) vs. informal (du) appropriately
Tips for Writing
Use Input Tools
- Google Input Tools: Type in native scripts easily
- Built-in keyboards: Use language keyboards on your device
- Copy-paste: Use Google Translate for character reference (not full translations)
Check Punctuation
Different languages have different punctuation rules:- Spanish: ¿Question? ¡Exclamation!
- French: Space before : ; ! ?
- German: Use „quotes” instead of “quotes”
Consider Formality
Choose appropriate formality level:| Language | Formal | Informal |
|---|---|---|
| Spanish | usted | tú |
| French | vous | tu |
| German | Sie | du |
| Hindi | आप | तुम |
Example Prompts
Customer Support (Spanish)
Sales Agent (French)
Appointment Booking (Hindi)
Common Mistakes
Don’t Use Phonetic Spelling
❌ Wrong:Don’t Mix Languages
❌ Wrong:Don’t Forget Cultural Context
Consider cultural norms for:- Greetings and farewells
- Formal vs. informal address
- Business hours
- Holidays and observances