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*Peugeot: Microsoft Sam pronounces that like "P-sah-gah-t". Mike and Mary say "P-yah-gah-t". The Speakonia version says "Per-zho", as correctly spoken.
*Peugeot: Microsoft Sam pronounces that like "P-sah-gah-t". Mike and Mary say "P-yah-gah-t". The Speakonia version says "Per-zho", as correctly spoken.
*Pewdiepie: Sam, Mike, Mary in SAPI4, TruVoice Voices, and Microsoft Anna will say "pewdiepee". Sam, Mike, Mary in SAPI5 and Microsoft Zira will say "pewd yeah pee". In order to fix this, type "pewdie pie". Microsoft David pronounces it correctly.
*Pewdiepie: Sam, Mike, Mary in SAPI4, TruVoice Voices, and Microsoft Anna will say "pewdiepee". Sam, Mike, Mary in SAPI5 and Microsoft Zira will say "pewd yeah pee". In order to fix this, type "pewdie pie". Microsoft David pronounces it correctly.
*PG-13: Sam says "Page 13", on Windows XP.
*PG-13: Sam says "Page 13" in SAPI5.
*PictoChat: Sam will say "picto-shot" as one word in the SAPI5 version.
*PictoChat: Sam will say "picto-shot" as one word in the SAPI5 version.
*Pieboy (as in pieboy6000) Microsoft Sam will pronounce it "pea boy".
*Pieboy (as in pieboy6000) Microsoft Sam will pronounce it "pea boy".
