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List of words the text-to-speech engines can't say correctly (view source)
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*Databending - He pronounces it as "dadabeending". Adding a space between "data" and "bending" fixes this.
*Databending - He pronounces it as "dadabeending". Adding a space between "data" and "bending" fixes this.
*The - Both pronounce it correctly, however, if you have an E at the end of the word "the." it thinks it says "the end." (Pronounced "Tee E"). This doesn't work for SAPI 5, however.
*The - Both pronounce it correctly, however, if you have an E at the end of the word "the." it thinks it says "the end." (Pronounced "Tee E"). This doesn't work for SAPI 5, however.
*Cinar - In the Speakonia version, Sam says it like "Sinerr". The problem can be solved by typing in "Seh Nar" or correcting the pronounciation as "seh nar".
*Cinar - In the Speakonia version, Sam says it like "Sinerr". The problem can be solved by typing in "Seh Nar" or correcting the pronounciation as "seh nar".
*Daryl Sabara - In the Speakonia version, Sam says it like "Daryl Sabra". However, If you typed in "Sab ara" or "SabAra", then he pronounces it correctly.
*Daryl Sabara - In the Speakonia version, Sam says it like "Daryl Sabra". However, If you typed in "Sab ara" or "SabAra", then he pronounces it correctly.