Re: speech synthesizer-- Re: Workshops Review #21

Well, I'm glad it helped you to have more fun :)) Most of ppl find Spanish
speaker most convenient. I think it's due to the very nature of Spanish
phonetics. I need to try Rumiya on that (but only at home - I have no sound card
in the office).
~~~~~~Yitzik~~~~~~

----- Original Message -----
From: Roger Mills
Sent: Monday, May 26, 2003 11:47 PM
Subject: Re: speech synthesizer-- Re: Workshops Review #21


> Yitzik wrote:
>
> > Here is the original msg:
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> > From:   Adam Walker <carrajena@y...>
> > http://sitepal.com/vhost_minisite/index_banner.html
> >
> Oh that's fun!  Thanks, Adam and Yitzik. I used "aposimin dolisa ri
> tambranipan" (with sandhi for "aposimim tolisa") 'our ship called at
> Tambranipa'. Obviously, the Spanish speakers did best (despite a stress on
> ri), but amazingly, the French sounded very nice.  Guess I'll have to create
> a dialect with nasal vowels. The Spaniards produced a perfect "ta yale
> krachal" 'it's not a problem'; for some reason the German pronounced
> "kratschal" as if it were ['kratSai].  In Engl. everything got
> butchered...of course.
>

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