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Princess Jasmine was voiced by Linda Larkin in the 1992 Disney film Aladdin .

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Linda Larkin provided Princess Jasmine's speaking voice, while Lea Salonga provided her singing voice.

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Linda Larkin portrays Princess Jasmine .

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Linda Larkin .

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Lea Salonga

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