Changes

*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"

*CITV: SAPI4 voices will say it as one word. Typing "C I T V" fixes this

*CITV: SAPI4 voices will say it as one word as "sit-uv" Typing "C I T V" fixes this

*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).

*Invoicing: Sam will say "invocking" in SAPI4. He pronounces it correctly in SAPI5.

*Invoicing: Sam will say "invocking" in SAPI4. He pronounces it correctly in SAPI5.

*iOS: Sam says "eye-ohs" in the both versions.

*iOS: Sam says "eye-ohs" in the both versions.

*iPhone: Sam will say "Ih-phone" in the SAPI5 version, but the Speakonia version says it correctly. Microsoft Anna says Iffiny. Microsoft David, Hazel, Zira, Mark and Eva say it correctly.

*iPhone: Sam will say "Ih-phone" in the SAPI5 version, but the Speakonia version says it correctly. Microsoft Anna says "e-finny". Microsoft David, Hazel, Zira, Mark and Eva say it correctly.

*iPhone SE: Sam will say "ih-phone southeast" in the SAPI5 version. SAPI4 Sam will say "iPhone Say" Microsoft Anna says Iffiny Southeast. Any voice in Windows 8.1 and newer will say it correctly. Microsoft David and Zira on Windows 8 RTM say iPhone Southeast.

*iPhone SE: Sam will say "ih-phone southeast" in the SAPI5 version. SAPI4 Sam will say "iPhone Say" Microsoft Anna says "e-finny southeast". Any voice in Windows 8.1 and newer will say it correctly. Microsoft David and Zira on Windows 8 RTM say iPhone Southeast.

*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"

*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

*Jedi: SAPI 4 Sam and Mary says it right alongside Zira, while SAPI 4 Mike seems to be says "Jet-dy", Other glitch found when SAPI 5 Sam, Mike and Mary says like "GD", Anna says this word literally and David says like "Jed-uh". To make David, Natural Sam, Mike and Mary says it right, you have to space between D and I.

*Jedi: SAPI 4 Sam and Mary says it right alongside Zira, while SAPI 4 Mike seems to be says "Jet-die", Other glitch found when SAPI 5 Sam, Mike and Mary says like "GD", Anna says this word literally and David says like "Jed-uh". To make David, Natural Sam, Mike and Mary says it right, you have to space between D and I.

*Jiffypop - They will say "Jiffeh-pop". If you separate jiffy and pop, they will say it correctly.

*Jiffypop - They will say "Jiffeh-pop". If you separate jiffy and pop, they will say it correctly. SAPI4 Sam will say "jiff-yeh-pop"

*Jigglypuff: He says it as "Jigg-light-puf".

*Jigglypuff: Sam says it as "Jigg-light-puf" in SAPI5. In SAPI4, he says "jiggly-boof"

*Johto: He says it as "Jot-ho"

*Johto: Sam says it as "Jot-ho" in SAPI5. For SAPI4, he says it correctly but with a snap sound at the J.

*Jojo: Sam will say "Jajo" in SAPI4.

*Jojo: Sam will say "Jajo" in SAPI4.

*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" with a snap at the J.

*Jotaro: Sam will say "Ja-Tare-Oh" in SAPI4.

*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: Sam pronounces it 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 both versions.

*Just: Microsoft Sam will say "jist" in SAPI5, but not in SAPI4.

*Just: Microsoft Sam will say "jist" in SAPI5, but not in SAPI4.

===K===

===K===

*Kalos: He says it as "Kalus"

*Kalos: Sam says it as "callus"

*Kaiju: Sam says it as "Kay-ju". To make him say it correctly, type in kai ju.

*Kaiju: Sam says it as "Kay-ju". To make him say it correctly, type in kai ju.

*Kawaii: SAPI4 voices will say this as "Ka-A-E", SAPI5 Sam, Mike, and Mary will say this correctly. However, despite being released after them, David will say it as if it only contains one "i" and Zira will say it as "Kah-wii".

*Kawaii: SAPI4 voices will say this as "Ka-A-E", SAPI5 Sam, Mike, and Mary will say this correctly. However, despite being released after them, David will say it as if it only contains one "i" and Zira will say it as "Kah-wii".

*Kazookeylele: Sam will say "kazoo-key-lul"

*Kazookeylele: Sam will say "kazoo-key-lul" in both versions.

*KB: Microsoft Sam, Mike, Mary, Anna and the Windows 8 RTM versions of David and Zira say "kilobyte", while on 8.1 they just say the letters.

*KB: Microsoft Sam, Mike, Mary, Anna and the Windows 8 RTM versions of David and Zira say "kilobyte", while on 8.1 they just say the letters.

*kbps: Sam, Mike, and Mary will say "kbp's" in SAPI5.

*kbps: Sam, Mike, and Mary will say "kbp's" in SAPI5.

*LG: SAPI5 version says "large". The SAPI4 version says the letters.

*LG: SAPI5 version says "large". The SAPI4 version says the letters.

*Litwak: Sam will say "lit-woke" in SAPI4.

*Litwak: Sam will say "lit-woke" in SAPI4.

*Livestream(s), Livestreamer(s) and Livestreaming(s) is said as "Leevuh-stream(s)", "Leevuh-streamer(s)" and "Leevuh-streaming(s)" in the SAPI4 version. The SAPI5 Sam says "Livestrum(s)", "Livestrumer(s)", and "Livestruming(s).

*Livestream, Livestreamer and Livesteaming: Sam says "Leevuh-stream(s)", "Leevuh-streamer(s)" and "Leevuh-streaming(s)" in the SAPI4 version. The SAPI5 Sam says "Livestrum(s)", "Livestrumer(s)", and "Livestruming(s).

*Lockdown: SAPI4 Sam says it with a slight tapping sound on the L.

*Lockdown: SAPI4 Sam says it with a slight tapping sound on the L.

*Logout: The SAPI5 version of Sam, Mike, and Mary will say "logoo". Their SAPI4 counterparts pronounces it correctly.

*Logout: The SAPI5 version of Sam, Mike, and Mary will say "logoo". Their SAPI4 counterparts pronounces it correctly.