A Santa voice message: read it aloud first.
A greeting, a little news from the road and a goodbye. That’s enough for a short Santa voice message. Generated audio is still being prepared; you can write the words and read them to your children now.
Words that are easy to say
Write as though you were leaving someone a phone message. Use short sentences, everyday words and one idea. Instead of “my journey continues towards your destination”, try “I can see your town now”.
Leave a small pause after the greeting when you read it. If you stumble over a sentence, shorten it. The table below gives you three parts to build a short message from. Once voice generation is available, listen to the recording before sharing it, especially the names.
- Write a greeting and two short sentences.
- Read them as though you were leaving a phone message.
- Cut long sentences and explanations you don’t need.
Three parts of a short voice message
| Part | Example |
|---|---|
| Greeting | “Hello, Sam! Santa here.” |
| A little news | “I’ve just brushed the snow off my sleigh.” |
| What’s next | “One more bow to tie, and I’ll be off again.” |
“Hello, Sam! Santa here. I’ve just brushed the snow off my sleigh. One more bow to tie, and I’ll be off again.”
Adapt them to the way your family talks.
Voice messages aren’t available yet. The release date, choice of voices and price haven’t been confirmed.