# \<say>

**Role:** \<say> Read the text convert to audio and play it back to the caller. This is a powerful tool specially when you want to play a dynamic content to the caller. Assume there are some limitation on converting text to audio, So we strongly suggest to test the text phrases before final deployment.

**Use:**&#x20;

* *Helps you create a dynamic content. For example greet the caller by the Name from the address table. Or Playing the current temperature to the caller.*<br>

### Attributes

| <p><strong>Attribute</strong><br></p> | <p><strong>Value</strong><br></p> | <p><strong>Default</strong><br></p> |
| ------------------------------------- | --------------------------------- | ----------------------------------- |
| action                                | Callback URL                      | none                                |
| Method                                | POST/GET                          | POST                                |
| voice                                 | man/woman                         | woman                               |
| loop                                  | Integer value                     | 1                                   |
| Language                              | en,es                             | en                                  |

#### Here is an example of how \<say> is used within code.

```
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> 
<Response>
         <Say>Please enter the Extension number you want to dial.</Say>
 </Response>
```

You can use one the attributes. For example below code will select the women voice to convert the text to audio. Loop attribute will repeat the the message 10 times.

```
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> 
<Response>
         <Say voice="women" loop=10>Please enter the Extension number you want to dial.</Say>
 </Response>
```

Action attribute, can be used to call a url, we dont expect anything back from the url. Any response will be discarded.\
At this time we only support English language. We will be adding more languages soon.