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*Alt: Sam will say "Allt" in the SAPI5 version, but the Speakonia version says it correctly.
*Alt: Sam will say "Allt" in the SAPI5 version, but the Speakonia version says it correctly.
*Altirhinus: Sam will say "All-turnus". He will say it correctly if typed as "Al tee ry nus"
*Altirhinus: Sam will say "All-turnus". He will say it correctly if typed as "Al tee ry nus"
*Altaïr as in Assassin’s Creed: Anna and Sam will say "Al-tire" in the SAPI5 version, but the Speakonia version says "Alter".
*Altaïr (as in Assassin’s Creed): Anna and Sam will say "Al-tire" in the SAPI5 version, but the Speakonia version says "Alter".
*Always: Anna and Sam will say "al-wez" in Speakonia, but the SAPI5 version says it right.
*Always: Anna and Sam will say "al-wez" in Speakonia, but the SAPI5 version says it right.
*Amiibo: Sam will say "em-yuh-eye-bo" in the SAPI4 version.
*Amiibo: Sam will say "em-yuh-eye-bo" in the SAPI4 version.
*iPod/iPad: He will say "eyepuhd" in the SAPI4 version, and "ee pod/pad" in the SAPI5 version..
*iPod/iPad: He will say "eyepuhd" in the SAPI4 version, and "ee pod/pad" in the SAPI5 version..
*iPadOS: Sam will say "iPad Operating System" in SAPI4, but if in all lowercase, he will say "i-pad-us"
*iPadOS: Sam will say "iPad Operating System" in SAPI4, but if in all lowercase, he will say "i-pad-us"
*Isabela as appeared in Dragon Age 2: Sam will say "Eye-sah-bee-luh" in the SAPI5 version, but the Speakonia version says "Eye-sah-buh-luh".
*Isabela (as appeared in Dragon Age 2): Sam will say "Eye-sah-bee-luh" in the SAPI5 version, but the Speakonia version says "Eye-sah-buh-luh".
*iTunes: Anna will pronounce it as "e-tunes" SAPI5 Sam will say "ih-tunes"
*iTunes: Anna will pronounce it as "e-tunes" SAPI5 Sam will say "ih-tunes"
*ITV: SAPI4 voices will say it as one word. Typing "I T V" will make them say it correctly
*ITV: SAPI4 voices will say it as one word. Typing "I T V" will make them say it correctly
*Jacksepticeye: Sam will say, "Jacksepti-see". If you type "Jackseptic Eye" or "Jack Septic Eye", he'll say it correctly.
*Jacksepticeye: Sam will say, "Jacksepti-see". If you type "Jackseptic Eye" or "Jack Septic Eye", he'll say it correctly.
*Jan: Regardless of where you write this on the text, Microsoft Sam, Mike, and Mary say "January" as in the year. The TruVoice voices say it correctly. (Can be fix by typing jann).
*Jan: Regardless of where you write this on the text, Microsoft Sam, Mike, and Mary say "January" as in the month. The TruVoice voices say it correctly. (Can be fix by typing jann).
*Jalapeno: Sam will say jal-a-pee-no.
*Jalapeno: Sam will say jal-a-pee-no.
*Java: Sam will say it with a tapping sound at the J
*Java: Sam will say it with a tapping sound at the J
*Jone: Microsoft Sam makes a finger tapping sound on the J.
*Jone: Microsoft Sam makes a finger tapping sound on the J.
*Josuke: Instead of pronouncing it "Joe-skay", Sam will say "Jaw-sook"
*Josuke: Instead of pronouncing it "Joe-skay", Sam will say "Jaw-sook"
*Jotaro: Pronounced as "Jo-Tare-Roh."
*Jotaro: Sam will say "Ja-Tare-Oh" in SAPI4.
*"Joy" is pronounced correctly. However, if the next word begins with a /ð/ sound (e.g. "this", "that" "them"), then he says it as "jWAH" (e.g. "The joy this brings me"). This can be fixed by typing "joey" ("The joey this brings me")
*"Joy" is pronounced correctly. However, if the next word begins with a /ð/ sound (e.g. "this", "that" "them"), then he says it as "jWAH" (e.g. "The joy this brings me"). This can be fixed by typing "joey" ("The joey this brings me")
*Jubileena Bing-Bing: Sam will say "jubileena bin-bin" in the SAPI5 version
*Jubileena Bing-Bing: Sam will say "jubileena bin-bin" in the SAPI5 version
*StreetPass: Sam will say "street-puss" in the Speakonia version if spelled with all lowercase. SAPI5 Sam will always say this right.
*StreetPass: Sam will say "street-puss" in the Speakonia version if spelled with all lowercase. SAPI5 Sam will always say this right.
*StreetPass Mii Plaza: Sam will say "StreetPass my plah-zuh" in the speakonia. If StreetPass is lowercase, then he will say "street-puss my plah-zuh"
*StreetPass Mii Plaza: Sam will say "StreetPass my plah-zuh" in the speakonia. If StreetPass is lowercase, then he will say "street-puss my plah-zuh"
*Student: Sam will say it correctly in SAPI4, but there is a tapping sound.
*Studio: Sam will say it correctly in SAPI4, but there is a tapping sound.
*Stygimoloch: Sam will say "Sty-gee-molocks", but said correctly if typed as "Stiggy Malloch"
*Stygimoloch: Sam will say "Sty-gee-molocks", but said correctly if typed as "Stiggy Malloch"
*Subpage: Sam will say "subpij".
*Subpage: Sam will say "subpij" in SAPI5.
*Suchomimus: Sam will say "Sooch-o-mimus". Said correctly if typed as "Suck-o-mime-us"
*Suchomimus: Sam will say "Sooch-o-mimus". Said correctly if typed as "Suck-o-mime-us"
*Supajax: Microsoft Sam will say "Soo-paa-jax".
*Supajax: Microsoft Sam will say "Soo-paa-jax".
