Changes

*Chrome - He calls it "kraw-m"

*Chrome - He calls it "kraw-m"

*Churros: Microsoft Sam will say it as "chur-iss" in the Speakonia version. To get Speakonia Sam to say it correctly, type chur rows. Speakonia Sam says the non-plural version of this word correctly and SAPI5 Sam will always say this word correctly. Speakonia Sam also seems to say the non-plural version of this word faster, but his SAPI5 counterpart says this word at normal speed.

*Churros: Microsoft Sam will say it as "chur-iss" in the Speakonia version. To get Speakonia Sam to say it correctly, type chur rows. Speakonia Sam says the non-plural version of this word correctly and SAPI5 Sam will always say this word correctly. Speakonia Sam also seems to say the non-plural version of this word faster, but his SAPI5 counterpart says this word at normal speed.

*Ciel: SAPI4 Sam , Mike and Mary will say it close to the word Shield while their SAPI5 counterparts will say "seal". Typing "See l" , "C l" and "C el" will make them say it correctly.

*Ciel: SAPI4 Sam, Mike and Mary will say it close to the word Shield while their SAPI5 counterparts will say "seal". Typing "See l" , "C l" and "C el" will make them say it correctly.

*Cinar: In the SAPI4 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 SAPI4 version, Sam says it like "Sinerr". The problem can be solved by typing in "Seh Nar" or correcting the pronounciation as "seh nar".

*Citrusella Flugpucker: Sam says "sit-roosella flug-poker" in the SAPI5 version. The SAPI4 version says "Citrusella Flugpicker"

*Citrusella Flugpucker: Sam says "sit-roosella flug-poker" in the SAPI5 version. The SAPI4 version says "Citrusella Flugpicker"

*Co (as in .co.uk): He will say company (he says co in the Speakonia version).

*Co (as in .co.uk): He will say company (he says co in the Speakonia version).

*Coke: Microsoft Sam says it like "cock" (as in cock-a-doodle-doo), but this appears to only be a gag in SMG4's videos.

*Coke: Microsoft Sam says it like "cock" (as in cock-a-doodle-doo), but this appears to only be a gag in SMG4's videos.

*Coronavirus: Sam will say "Coronah veerus" in SAPI4, while in SAPI5, "Coranavirus".

*Coronavirus: Sam, Mike, and Mary will say "Coronah veerus" in SAPI4, while in SAPI5, "Coranavirus".

*Creepypasta: In the SAPI4 version, Microsoft Sam will say "creep ya pasta". Microsoft Mike and Mary will say "creep a pasta". In the SAPI5 version, they will say "creep i pasta". Microsoft Zira and Anna says it correctly. This can be fixed by typing "CreepyPasta" (SAPI4) or " Creepy Pasta" (SAPI4/5).

*Creepypasta: In the SAPI4 version, Microsoft Sam will say "creep ya pasta". Microsoft Mike and Mary will say "creep a pasta". In the SAPI5 version, they will say "creep i pasta". Microsoft Zira and Anna says it correctly. This can be fixed by typing "CreepyPasta" (SAPI4) or " Creepy Pasta" (SAPI4/5).

*Crotch: The second most famous glitch (first being soy/soi). it is said as "crow's nest", with the correct pronunciation realized if "krotch" or "crottch" or "crotche" or "ccrotch" or "crotchh" or "crrotch" or "crrottch" or "ccrotchh" or "crottch" or "krottch" or "krotche" or "kkrotch" or "krotchh" or "krrotch" or "krrottch" or "kkrotchh" or "crottche" or "ccrotche" or "crrotche" or "crrottche" or "ccrotchh" or "crottche" or "krottche" or "kkrotche" or "krrotche" or "krrottche" Is typed instead in SAPI5. This is perhaps due to a small referencing error in the pronunciation dictionary, as "crotch" and "crow's nest" are alphabetically very close. The same error is made by natural (SAPI5) Microsoft Mike and Microsoft Mary. Crotches and crotchs is said as "crow's nests", crotchy is "crow's nesty", crotcher is "crow's nester", crotching is "crow's nesting", and crotched is "crow's nested". In the Speakonia (SAPI4) version, this issue doesn't occur.

*Crotch: The second most famous glitch (first being soy/soi). it is said as "crow's nest", with the correct pronunciation realized if "krotch" or "crottch" or "crotche" or "ccrotch" or "crotchh" or "crrotch" or "crrottch" or "ccrotchh" or "crottch" or "krottch" or "krotche" or "kkrotch" or "krotchh" or "krrotch" or "krrottch" or "kkrotchh" or "crottche" or "ccrotche" or "crrotche" or "crrottche" or "ccrotchh" or "crottche" or "krottche" or "kkrotche" or "krrotche" or "krrottche" Is typed instead in SAPI5. This is perhaps due to a small referencing error in the pronunciation dictionary, as "crotch" and "crow's nest" are alphabetically very close. The same error is made by natural (SAPI5) Microsoft Mike and Microsoft Mary. Crotches and crotchs is said as "crow's nests", crotchy is "crow's nesty", crotcher is "crow's nester", crotching is "crow's nesting", and crotched is "crow's nested". In the Speakonia (SAPI4) version, this issue doesn't occur.

*Nao: Sam, Mike, and Mary will say "nay oh" in SAPI4, while in SAPI5, "neew".

*Nao: Sam, Mike, and Mary will say "nay oh" in SAPI4, while in SAPI5, "neew".

*Nazism: A funny pronunciation on SAPI5 Sam, he'll say "nair-u-ell"

*Nazism: A funny pronunciation on SAPI5 Sam, he'll say "nair-u-ell"

*Necrodancer (As in Crypt of the Necrodancer): Sam says it as "Necroduncer". He says it correctly by putting in "Necro Dancer".

*Necrodancer (As in Crypt of the Necrodancer): Sam says it as "Necroduncer". He says it correctly by putting in "Necro Dancer".

*NES: Microsoft Sam will say "Northeasts". In the Speakonia version, he says "Nezz". He will say NES correctly if the letters are spaced out.

*NES: Microsoft Sam will say "Northeasts". In the Speakonia version, he says "Nezz". He will say NES correctly if the letters are spaced out.