1. Arrangement for increasing comprehension of speech when translating speech from a first language to a second language, comprising elements for receiving speech in a first language, a translation unit for translating speech in the first language to a second language, and speech synthesis elements for generating speech in the second language, characterized in that the arrangement also comprises an analysis unit which analyzes variations in fundamental tone and duration of the speech in the first language, a prosody-interpreting unit which determines first prosody-dependent information in dependence on said analysis unit and on language-characteristic information which relates to the first language, a prosody-generating unit which generates second prosody-dependent information with a starting point from the first prosody-dependent information and from language-characteristic information which relates to the second language, which second prosody-dependent information is used by the speech synthesis element for producing stresses in the second language corresponding to stresses in the speech in the first language.
1. Arrangement for increasing comprehension of speech when translating speech from a first language to a second language, comprising elements for receiving speech in a first language, a translation unit for translating speech in the first language to a second language, and speech synthesis elements for generating speech in the second language, characterized in that the arrangement also comprises an analysis unit which analyzes variations in fundamental tone and duration of the speech in the first language, a prosody-interpreting unit which determines first prosody-dependent information in dependence on said analysis unit and on language-characteristic information which relates to the first language, a prosody-generating unit which generates second prosody-dependent information with a starting point from the first prosody-dependent information and from language-characteristic information which relates to the second language, which second prosody-dependent information is used by the speech synthesis element for producing stresses in the second language corresponding to stresses in the speech in the first language. 2. Arrangement according to claim 1, characterized in that the receiving element comprises a speech recognition element which converts the first speech into text, the translation unit translating text in the first language into text in the second language, and in that the speech synthesis element comprises a text-to-speech converting element.