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Note: Many of the mispronunciations from Sam are not in the [[Microsoft Sam (SAPI 4)|Speakonia (SAPI 4) version]] originally in Windows 2000, although there are some [[Speakonia]]–only bugs.
 
Note: Many of the mispronunciations from Sam are not in the [[Microsoft Sam (SAPI 4)|Speakonia (SAPI 4) version]] originally in Windows 2000, although there are some [[Speakonia]]–only bugs.
 
==Word Mispronunciations==
 
==Word Mispronunciations==
Most famously, regardless of version, Sam cannot pronounce the word "soy" (also the spelling "soi"), but instead will make a sound "swurghf", resembling a [[ROFLcopter|helicopter]] blade. In [[Speakonia]] (SAPI 4), one can aid this mispronunciation by typing "soei" or "Swoi" instead, and SAPI 5: "soe" or "ssoy". It doesn't happen in Mary and Mike, meaning this issue seems to be specific to the voice itself. However, he can say it correctly if you type a z after the S. He also says it correctly if a word is placed after it that begins with L or W, such as "soy like" or "soy wheat". Sticky Keys XP has also found an accurate way to make him say it correctly in Windows XP (SAPI 5). To do this, type "sse loi" (s'e loi in SAPI4). However, he says "soil" correctly.
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Most famously, regardless of version, Sam cannot pronounce the word "soy" (also the spelling "soi"), but instead will make a sound "swurghf", resembling a [[ROFLcopter|helicopter]] blade. In [[Speakonia]] (SAPI 4), one can aid this mispronunciation by typing "soei", "s'hoy" or "Swoi" instead, and SAPI 5: "soe" or "ssoy". It doesn't happen in Mary and Mike, meaning this issue seems to be specific to the voice itself. However, he can say it correctly if you type a z after the S. He also says it correctly if a word is placed after it that begins with L or W, such as "soy like" or "soy wheat". Sticky Keys XP has also found an accurate way to make him say it correctly in Windows XP (SAPI 5). To do this, type "sse loi" (s'e loi in SAPI4). However, he says "soil" correctly.
    
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*6ix9ine: Microsoft Sam says "six-ix-nine-ine" in the SAPI5 version. He says "six-ex-nine-in" in SAPI4.
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*6ix9ine: Microsoft Sam says "six-ix-nine-ine" in the SAPI4 version. He says "six-ix-nine-in" in SAPI5.
*8bit: If you type this in a lot of times, Sam will say "8 billit".
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*8bit: If you type this in a lot of times, Sam will sound like he is saying "8 billit" or "Bill Gates".
*.exe - SAPI4 Sam will say "point eggs". He will say it correctly if spelled out or (SAPI4 only) if you do it as ".x". However, on SAPI5, he will say "dot eggs ee".
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*.exe - SAPI4 Sam will say "point eggs". He will say it correctly if spelled out. However, on SAPI5, he will say "dot eggs ee".
    
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*Hokage - Sam pronounces it "Hawk-idge"
 
*Hokage - Sam pronounces it "Hawk-idge"
 
*Honda: Microsoft Sam will say "Hunde". But in the Speakonia version, he will say correctly.
 
*Honda: Microsoft Sam will say "Hunde". But in the Speakonia version, he will say correctly.
*Homepage: Microsoft Sam cannot say it as one word. Instead, he says "Homapij" (except in the Speakonia version). This also happens with SAPI 5 Mike and Mary. Seperating "home" and "page", they will say it correctly.
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*Homepage: Microsoft Sam cannot say it as one word. Instead, he says "Homapij" (except in the Speakonia version). This also happens with SAPI 5 Mike and Mary. Separating "home" and "page", they will say it correctly.
 
*Homsar: SAPI4 voices will say "haam-sar". Typing "home sar" fixes this.
 
*Homsar: SAPI4 voices will say "haam-sar". Typing "home sar" fixes this.
 
*"Honest(s)", along with its grammatical variants - " honestly", "honesty", "honor(s)" (Also the spelling "honour(s)"), "honored", "honorable(s)", "honorably(s) are spoken as, "innest", "innestly", "innesty", "inner(s)", "innered", "innerable(s)", "innerably(s)", respectively. If there is a word before, he will say it correctly (e.g. "Your honor, I am honestly very honest"). This does not happen with non-Sam voices. To fix this, type, awnist, awnistly, awnisty, awnor, awnered, awnorable, awnorably. However, he says honorific correctly.
 
*"Honest(s)", along with its grammatical variants - " honestly", "honesty", "honor(s)" (Also the spelling "honour(s)"), "honored", "honorable(s)", "honorably(s) are spoken as, "innest", "innestly", "innesty", "inner(s)", "innered", "innerable(s)", "innerably(s)", respectively. If there is a word before, he will say it correctly (e.g. "Your honor, I am honestly very honest"). This does not happen with non-Sam voices. To fix this, type, awnist, awnistly, awnisty, awnor, awnered, awnorable, awnorably. However, he says honorific correctly.
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*La: Sometimes Sam says "Louisiana".
 
*Lamborghini: Sam says it as "Lamboreginny". This also happens with Anna.
 
*Lamborghini: Sam says it as "Lamboreginny". This also happens with Anna.
 
*Lamboguy (As in [[User:Lamboguy633|Lamboguy633]]): Sam will say "lamba go i" in SAPI4, while in SAPI5, "lambo goo e".
 
*Lamboguy (As in [[User:Lamboguy633|Lamboguy633]]): Sam will say "lamba go i" in SAPI4, while in SAPI5, "lambo goo e".
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*[[NSA]]: SAPI4 Sam, Mike, Mary, Robosoft and Whispers will say as "en-sa" but SAPI5 voices spell it right. You have to space each word to make these big three spells literally.
 
*[[NSA]]: SAPI4 Sam, Mike, Mary, Robosoft and Whispers will say as "en-sa" but SAPI5 voices spell it right. You have to space each word to make these big three spells literally.
 
*Nütrl: Sam will say "N T R L" in SAPI4 if the character "ü" is used, if spelt nutrl, then he will say "nut-rul".
 
*Nütrl: Sam will say "N T R L" in SAPI4 if the character "ü" is used, if spelt nutrl, then he will say "nut-rul".
*Numbertaker (as in the Numberjacks antagonist): Sam, Mike, and Mary will say something like Numberdikker in SAPI4. Typing number and taker seperately makes them say it correctly.
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*Numbertaker (as in the Numberjacks antagonist): Sam, Mike, and Mary will say something like Numberdikker in SAPI4. Typing number and taker separately makes them say it correctly.
 
*Nya: Sam will say "nye ah" in SAPI4.
 
*Nya: Sam will say "nye ah" in SAPI4.
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*Qookie: Microsoft Sam will say "Cookie" (Both versions).
 
*Qookie: Microsoft Sam will say "Cookie" (Both versions).
 
*Quadruple: SAPI4 Sam will say "quad-rupple"
 
*Quadruple: SAPI4 Sam will say "quad-rupple"
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*Quarantine: SAPI4 Sam will say "quaran-din", Mary will say "quaran-deen", but Mike will say it right.
 
*Quesadilla: This only happens in SAPI5, where Sam pronounces it "Que-sawed-julla"
 
*Quesadilla: This only happens in SAPI5, where Sam pronounces it "Que-sawed-julla"
 
*Quintero: This only happens in SAPI5, where Sam pronounces it "Quin-troe"
 
*Quintero: This only happens in SAPI5, where Sam pronounces it "Quin-troe"
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*Racecar: Sam, Mike, and Mary will say "Rassaker" in SAPI4, but not in SAPI5.
 
*Racecar: Sam, Mike, and Mary will say "Rassaker" in SAPI4, but not in SAPI5.
 
*Rainforest: Sam will say "Rainfrurest" in SAPI4, while in SAPI5, "Rainfirst".
 
*Rainforest: Sam will say "Rainfrurest" in SAPI4, while in SAPI5, "Rainfirst".
*Rainheart: Sam says it as Rainhert in one word. In order to fix this, seperate both rain and heart so it can be pronounced correctly.
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*Rainheart: Sam says it as Rainhert in one word. In order to fix this, separate both rain and heart so it can be pronounced correctly.
 
*Ralph: SAPI5 Sam says "rawlf"
 
*Ralph: SAPI5 Sam says "rawlf"
 
*Ratatouille: Sam will say "rat a tow ill" in SAPI4. He pronounces it correctly in SAPI5.
 
*Ratatouille: Sam will say "rat a tow ill" in SAPI4. He pronounces it correctly in SAPI5.
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*TB: Microsoft David and Zira on Windows 8 RTM say it as terabyte. Microsoft David and Zira on Windows 8.1 and 10 just say the letters.
 
*TB: Microsoft David and Zira on Windows 8 RTM say it as terabyte. Microsoft David and Zira on Windows 8.1 and 10 just say the letters.
 
*Tamamo as in Fate/Extra: Sam Says it as "Ta-Man-oh"..
 
*Tamamo as in Fate/Extra: Sam Says it as "Ta-Man-oh"..
*Tce: Sam will say "Tss" in the SAPI5 version, but the Speakonia version says "Tseh".
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*Tce: Sam will say "Tss" in the SAPI5 version, but the Speakonia version says "Tseh". It is also used for Roflcopter. If you want the Roflcopter version on SAPI4, Type "ch't't't't't't't't't't't't't't".
 
*Teah: he pronounces it as "yanna". He pronounces it as a short "year" in Speakonia.
 
*Teah: he pronounces it as "yanna". He pronounces it as a short "year" in Speakonia.
 
*Tear(s): Sam, Mike and Mary will say "terr(s)" in SAPI5. Tearing will be pronounced as "terring".
 
*Tear(s): Sam, Mike and Mary will say "terr(s)" in SAPI5. Tearing will be pronounced as "terring".
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*Watchlist: Sam will say "wat clist" in SAPI4.
 
*Watchlist: Sam will say "wat clist" in SAPI4.
 
*Watermelophant: Sam will say "water-mullow-fahnt" in SAPI5.
 
*Watermelophant: Sam will say "water-mullow-fahnt" in SAPI5.
*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wattpad Wattpad]: Sam will say "wattpit" in SAPI4. To fix this, seperate "watt" and "pad".
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*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wattpad Wattpad]: Sam will say "wattpit" in SAPI4. To fix this, separate "watt" and "pad".
 
*Webpage: Microsoft Sam will say "Webpij", influenced by words such as "luggage". Microsoft Anna also says it as Webpij. Microsoft David says it correctly.
 
*Webpage: Microsoft Sam will say "Webpij", influenced by words such as "luggage". Microsoft Anna also says it as Webpij. Microsoft David says it correctly.
 
*Weimaraner: Sam pronounces it as "Weemerunner" in SAPI4.
 
*Weimaraner: Sam pronounces it as "Weemerunner" in SAPI4.
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*If you type in "ped ped ped ped", Sam sounds like he's spitting. In Speakonia, he says it only if "ped" is typed as "p't"
 
*If you type in "ped ped ped ped", Sam sounds like he's spitting. In Speakonia, he says it only if "ped" is typed as "p't"
 
*If you type in, "soi soi soi soi soi soi soi" or "soy soy soy soy soy soy soy", Sam sounds like he's making a noise like a [[ROFLcopter|helicopter]].
 
*If you type in, "soi soi soi soi soi soi soi" or "soy soy soy soy soy soy soy", Sam sounds like he's making a noise like a [[ROFLcopter|helicopter]].
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*If you type in "p'p'p'p'p'p'p'p'p'p'p'p'p", He sounds like a propeller.
 
*If you type in, "aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa" in full speed, Sam sounds like an airplane. Applies only to Windows XP version (in Speakonia, type in "ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah").
 
*If you type in, "aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa" in full speed, Sam sounds like an airplane. Applies only to Windows XP version (in Speakonia, type in "ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah").
 
*If you type in "abcabcabcabcabcabcabcabcabcabc" in full speed on Windows XP, Sam will sound like a drum, or a door being knocked.
 
*If you type in "abcabcabcabcabcabcabcabcabcabc" in full speed on Windows XP, Sam will sound like a drum, or a door being knocked.
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*If you type in "Awawawawawawawawawawawawawawawa" in the SAPI5 version, Sam will make a "wogga wogga wogga" sound.
 
*If you type in "Awawawawawawawawawawawawawawawa" in the SAPI5 version, Sam will make a "wogga wogga wogga" sound.
 
*If you type in "Pikkada pokkada pikkada pokkada" lots of times, Sam will make the sound of a Tractor.
 
*If you type in "Pikkada pokkada pikkada pokkada" lots of times, Sam will make the sound of a Tractor.
*If you type in "Tche" or "tchdvdxtche" lots of times, Sam will make the sound of a Steam Locomotive.
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*If you type in "Tche", "dthe" or "tchdvdxtche" lots of times, Sam will make the sound of a Steam Locomotive.
 
*If you type in "Ah, ah ah, ah! Ah, ah!" Sam will make the sound of a Car's horn or at least the [[Windows XP]] Startup Sound.
 
*If you type in "Ah, ah ah, ah! Ah, ah!" Sam will make the sound of a Car's horn or at least the [[Windows XP]] Startup Sound.
 
*Type in "waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah" in Speakonia, he will sound like he is crying.
 
*Type in "waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah" in Speakonia, he will sound like he is crying.
*Type in "hahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha" it will sound like he is ejaculating, some people disagree and say it is laughing
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*Type in "hahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha" and it will sound like he is laughing/ejaculating.
**Type in " ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha" and you will get laughing.
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**Type in " ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha" and you will also get laughing.
 
*Typing " n n n n n n n n n n n n" and he will sound like a machine sound.
 
*Typing " n n n n n n n n n n n n" and he will sound like a machine sound.
 
*Type "ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo" and drag the speed meter around in SAPI5 and he'll sound like a motorcycle. It will not work in SAPI4, as it will not say anything for ooooooooooooooo.
 
*Type "ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo" and drag the speed meter around in SAPI5 and he'll sound like a motorcycle. It will not work in SAPI4, as it will not say anything for ooooooooooooooo.
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