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*Cocopuffs: Microsoft Sam says "Co-cop-uffs" in the SAPI5 version. In Speakonia, he says it like "cow-co-pefs" instead.
 
*Cocopuffs: Microsoft Sam says "Co-cop-uffs" in the SAPI5 version. In Speakonia, he says it like "cow-co-pefs" instead.
 
*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), (only in the SMG4 videos).
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*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.
 
*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" 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 version, this issue doesn't occur.
 
*"Crotch" 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 version, this issue doesn't occur.
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*Nintendolot: They will say "Nintendahlit". Separate "Nintendo" and "lot", they will pronounce it correctly.
 
*Nintendolot: They will say "Nintendahlit". Separate "Nintendo" and "lot", they will pronounce it correctly.
 
*No$gba: Sam, Mike and Mary will say "No-dollars-gba" in the SAPI5 version, but the Speakonia version says "n, o, dollar sign, g, b, a". Microsoft Anna says "No-dollars-g-ba", Microsoft Hazel says "No-dollar-gba" and Microsoft David and Zira say "No-dollar-g-b-a". The correct pronouncation is "no cash GBA".
 
*No$gba: Sam, Mike and Mary will say "No-dollars-gba" in the SAPI5 version, but the Speakonia version says "n, o, dollar sign, g, b, a". Microsoft Anna says "No-dollars-g-ba", Microsoft Hazel says "No-dollar-gba" and Microsoft David and Zira say "No-dollar-g-b-a". The correct pronouncation is "no cash GBA".
*Nocomotive: In the Speakonia version Sam will say "nah-cah-mah-tiv"
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*Nocomotive: In the Speakonia version Sam will say "nah-cah-mah-tiv", but this can be fixed by going into the lexicon and copying over the pronunciation of Locomotive, and replacing the L at the beginning with an N.
 
*Nougetsia Brumblestain: Sam says "now-jet-suh brumbleh stain" in the SAPI5 version.
 
*Nougetsia Brumblestain: Sam says "now-jet-suh brumbleh stain" in the SAPI5 version.
 
*If you type in "no" but put at least seven o's after the "n", then he will say something like "nouolotu".
 
*If you type in "no" but put at least seven o's after the "n", then he will say something like "nouolotu".
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*The: "The" is said correctly by both versions of Sam, but if it's the only word and an exclamation point follows it, SAPI5 Sam will say something along the lines of "henm".
 
*The: "The" is said correctly by both versions of Sam, but if it's the only word and an exclamation point follows it, SAPI5 Sam will say something along the lines of "henm".
 
*[[TheAudio177]]: Sam will say "Theedeo177" in SAPI5. To fix this, type "the audio 177" or "the audio177".
 
*[[TheAudio177]]: Sam will say "Theedeo177" in SAPI5. To fix this, type "the audio 177" or "the audio177".
*Tomodachi (as in Tomodachi Life): SAPI5 Sam will say "tow-mow-dah-kye"
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*Tomodachi (as in Tomodachi Life or Tomodachi Collection): SAPI5 Sam will say "tow-mow-dah-kye"
 
*Triagonal (As in The Mine Song): The SAPI5 version will pronounce it "tree-a-goan-al". The Speakonia version says it correctly.
 
*Triagonal (As in The Mine Song): The SAPI5 version will pronounce it "tree-a-goan-al". The Speakonia version says it correctly.
 
*TTSCpedia: Sam will say "tsk-pedia" in Speakonia.
 
*TTSCpedia: Sam will say "tsk-pedia" in Speakonia.
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*Typing in "lolololololololololol" causes Microsoft Sam to make a sort of "glug glug" sound.
 
*Typing in "lolololololololololol" causes Microsoft Sam to make a sort of "glug glug" sound.
*Typing in "tce tce tce tce tce tce tce tttttttttttttttttttttttte" causes him to imitate the sound of an impact sprinkler. (in Speakonia, type axxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx. with anna, she sounds like an electronic type sound ). The tce or the tttttttttttttttttttttttte glitches do not work on David, Zira, Mark or Eva.
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*Typing in "tce tce tce tce tce tce tce tttttttttttttttttttttttte" causes him to imitate the sound of an impact sprinkler. (in Speakonia, type axxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx). The tce or the tttttttttttttttttttttttte glitches do not work on David, Zira, Mark or Eva.
 
*Typing in "spspspspspspspspspspspspse" also causes him to sound like a sprinkler. These also do not work on Windows 8, 8.1 and 10 voices.
 
*Typing in "spspspspspspspspspspspspse" also causes him to sound like a sprinkler. These also do not work on Windows 8, 8.1 and 10 voices.
 
*If you also type in tstststststststststststststsse, Sam sounds like a sprinkler.
 
*If you also type in tstststststststststststststsse, Sam sounds like a sprinkler.
 
*Typing in "rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr" and playing it at full speed causes him to sound like a motorcycle (With the same trick, Microsoft Mike will sound like a Spitfire). In the Speakonia version, he will say nothing.
 
*Typing in "rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr" and playing it at full speed causes him to sound like a motorcycle (With the same trick, Microsoft Mike will sound like a Spitfire). In the Speakonia version, he will say nothing.
*If you type in tce tce tce tce tce tce tce and put it on fast, it sounds like a machine gun. (Except in Speakonia)
   
*If you type in "jugr jugr jugr jugr", Sam sounds like he is drinking something, or he is making gulping sounds.
 
*If you type in "jugr jugr jugr jugr", Sam sounds like he is drinking something, or he is making gulping sounds.
 
*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"
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*Typing in the Speakonian text box "b'b b'b b'b" a lot of times will make Microsoft Sam hum.
 
*Typing in the Speakonian text box "b'b b'b b'b" a lot of times will make Microsoft Sam hum.
 
*Type in, "z'x'c'v'b'n'm'z'x'c'v'b'n'm'z'x'c'v'b'n'm'z'x'c'v'b'n'm'z'x'c'v'b'n'm'z'x'c'v'b'n'm'z'x'c'v'b'n'm'z'x'c'v'b'n'm'" to make Sam beatbox in SAPI4
 
*Type in, "z'x'c'v'b'n'm'z'x'c'v'b'n'm'z'x'c'v'b'n'm'z'x'c'v'b'n'm'z'x'c'v'b'n'm'z'x'c'v'b'n'm'z'x'c'v'b'n'm'z'x'c'v'b'n'm'" to make Sam beatbox in SAPI4
*Typing in "itxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx" will make Microsoft Anna say "ee-tecker-r-r-r-r-r-r-r-r-r-r-r-r-r-r-r-r-r-r-r-r-r"
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*Typing in "itxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx" will make Microsoft Anna say "ee-tecker-r-r-r-r-r-r-r-r-r-r-r-r-r-r-r-r-r-r-r-r-r" (as an electronic-like sound)
    
====Other things Microsoft Sam can make====
 
====Other things Microsoft Sam can make====
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*Microsoft Sam (Speech Articulation Module) will say things faster and low-pitcheder by putting things in parentheses, square brackets or curly brackets. In Speakonia, the lower pitch is still there, but not the faster speed.
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*Microsoft Sam (Speech Articulation Module) will say things faster and lower-pitched by putting things in parentheses, square brackets or curly brackets. In Speakonia, the lower pitch is still there, but not the faster speed.
 
*If he wants to speak the stressed word, use the exclamation mark before the non-stressed word.
 
*If he wants to speak the stressed word, use the exclamation mark before the non-stressed word.