I need your expertise in this apparently small problem

Given the following hash (installed TTS voices available on Windows 10):

%voices = {
          'Microsoft Hedda Desktop - German' => 3,
          'Microsoft Haruka Desktop - Japanese' => 4,
          'Microsoft Zira Desktop - English (United States)' => 0,
          'Microsoft Hazel Desktop - English (Great Britain)' => 1,
          'Microsoft David Desktop - English (United States)' => 2,
          'Microsoft Huihui Desktop - Chinese (Simplified)' => 5
        };

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I need to match a voice by its language. If there are more voices for one language, I just need to pick one. I do this as follows:

use List::Util qw<first>;
my $language='English';
my $voice = $voices{ ( first { m/$language/ } keys %voices ) || '' };

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So far so good. It pickis the first voice, in the above 0. Now the problem: for misterious Windows reasons, if there are more English Voices, the voice 0 can get in conflict with other voices, with the effect of Windows using the wrong one. My temporary and probably idea is to "jump" 0 if there are other English voices. If hashes would be sortable, I would simply sort the has by its value (from big to small). 

%voices = {
          'Microsoft Huihui Desktop - Chinese (Simplified)' => 5
          'Microsoft Haruka Desktop - Japanese' => 4,
          'Microsoft Hedda Desktop - German' => 3,
          'Microsoft David Desktop - English (United States)' => 2,
          'Microsoft Hazel Desktop - English (Great Britain)' => 1,
          'Microsoft Zira Desktop - English (United States)' => 0,
        };

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With a hash ordered like this, if there are more than 2 English voices, "0" will never be picked up.

Any compact idea I am unable to think of?

In reply to Alternative to sort Hash by IB2017

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