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*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 "em-yuh-eye-bo" in the Speakonia version.
*Amiibo: Sam will "em-yuh-eye-bo" in the Speakonia version.
*Andre: Sam says it "in-drei', unless there is a word before it. This happens in both SAPI4 and SAPI5. In order to fix this, type "Andray"
*Andre: Sam says it "in-drei', unless there is a word before it. This happens in both SAPI4 and SAPI5. In order to fix this, type "Andray"
*Andrea: Sam says it "indrea" unless there is a word before it. He says it correctly in SAPI5. In order to fix this, type "Anddrea"
*Andrea: Sam says it "indrea" unless there is a word before it. He says it correctly in SAPI5. In order to fix this, type "Anddrea"
*Auricom (as in the team of the PS1 game Wipeout): Sam can't pronounce it as one word. He'll say "or-ih-cum" in the SAPI5 version. To fix this problem, seperate both Auri and com so it can be pronounced correctly.
*Auricom (as in the team of the PS1 game Wipeout): Sam can't pronounce it as one word. He'll say "or-ih-cum" in the SAPI5 version. To fix this problem, seperate both Auri and com so it can be pronounced correctly.
*Australia: Microsoft Sam will say "Orfstralia" in SAPI5 (and Speakonia?)
*Australia: Microsoft Sam will say "Orfstralia" in SAPI5 (and Speakonia?)
*Avaya: Sam will say "Ah-vay-uh" in SAPI4.
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*I: Microsoft Sam will say "Ah" unless there's an f or v in it. For example: if your'e trying to make him say Wi-Fi right (Wife i), then he will say "Ah".
*I: Microsoft Sam will say "Ah" unless there's an f or v in it. For example: if your'e trying to make him say Wi-Fi right (Wife i), then he will say "Ah".
*iCarly: He pronounces it as "ick-Carly". He pronounces it correctly in the Speakonia version.
*iCarly: He pronounces it as "ick-Carly". He pronounces it correctly in the Speakonia version.
*IceJJFish: Sam will say "ice-jij-fish" in the Speakonia version.
*IceJJFish: Sam will say "ice-jij-fish" in the Speakonia version.
*iHeartRadio: Sam says "ee-heart-rid-die-oh" in SAPI5 as one word. He will say this correctly in the Speakonia version.
*iHeartRadio: Sam says "ee-heart-rid-die-oh" in SAPI5 as one word. He will say this correctly in the Speakonia version.
*iHome: Sam says "ee-home" with gaps between "ee" and "home"
*iHome: Sam says "ee-home" with gaps between "ee" and "home"
*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", 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.
*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.
*Norstar: Sam will say "nor-ster" in SAPI4.
*Nortel: Sam will say "nordle" in SAPI4.
*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".
*PBS: Sam, Mike and Mary will say "P-Bs" in the SAPI5 version, but not in Speakonia.
*PBS: Sam, Mike and Mary will say "P-Bs" in the SAPI5 version, but not in Speakonia.
*Peashooter: Sam will say "peashutter" in Speakonia, but not SAPI5.
*Peashooter: Sam will say "peashutter" in Speakonia, but not SAPI5.
*Peavey: Sam will say "pev-ay" in SAPI4.
*Ped: Microsoft Sam (Also Mike and Mary) says it like "ptt", which sounds like spitting (he pronounces it correctly in the Speakonia version) due to pronunciation of the -ed suffix. This can be fixed by typing "pedd". If you want to make Speakonian Sam, Mike and Mary make the spit sound, type in p't
*Ped: Microsoft Sam (Also Mike and Mary) says it like "ptt", which sounds like spitting (he pronounces it correctly in the Speakonia version) due to pronunciation of the -ed suffix. This can be fixed by typing "pedd". If you want to make Speakonian Sam, Mike and Mary make the spit sound, type in p't
*Pedophilia: He will pronounce it as "Puh-doh-fa-lea," in the SAPI5 version.
*Pedophilia: He will pronounce it as "Puh-doh-fa-lea," in the SAPI5 version.
*SNES - SAPI4 Sam will say "snezz", While SAPI5 Sam Will make a sprinkle-like sound, But when it's Capital, he will say "SN E's"
*SNES - SAPI4 Sam will say "snezz", While SAPI5 Sam Will make a sprinkle-like sound, But when it's Capital, he will say "SN E's"
*Snowman: He will pronounce it "snou-min" in the Speakonia version.
*Snowman: He will pronounce it "snou-min" in the Speakonia version.
*Snuffleupagus: Sam will say "snuff-loo-pagus" in SAPI4
*Soi and Soy: Microsoft Sam will say "Swah", making a roflcopter sound. It is said correctly if there is a word that begins with L or W. happens in both SAPI4 and SAPI5. In SAPI4, this can be fixed by typing: "s's's oy", "s's's oi", or "soei", while in SAPI5: "Soe" or "Ssoy".
*Soi and Soy: Microsoft Sam will say "Swah", making a roflcopter sound. It is said correctly if there is a word that begins with L or W. happens in both SAPI4 and SAPI5. In SAPI4, this can be fixed by typing: "s's's oy", "s's's oi", or "soei", while in SAPI5: "Soe" or "Ssoy".
*Speakonia: The XP Microsoft Sam will say "Speak on tah". However, If you type "speak o nya", XP's Microsoft Sam will say it correctly. Microsoft Anna will say it as "speak uh nay uh" and David says "speak-uh-nee-uh". Microsoft Hazel will say it as "Speak-own-I-A".
*Speakonia: The XP Microsoft Sam will say "Speak on tah". However, If you type "speak o nya", XP's Microsoft Sam will say it correctly. Microsoft Anna will say it as "speak uh nay uh" and David says "speak-uh-nee-uh". Microsoft Hazel will say it as "Speak-own-I-A".
*Vaporwave - Sam, Mike, Mary, and the RoboSoft voices pronounce it as, "vah-poor-wov". The L&H voices pronounce it as, "vuh-poor-wuv", but the British voices pronounce it the same as Sam, Mike, Mary and the RoboSoft voices' pronunciation. Adding a space between, "vapor" and, "wave" fixes this.
*Vaporwave - Sam, Mike, Mary, and the RoboSoft voices pronounce it as, "vah-poor-wov". The L&H voices pronounce it as, "vuh-poor-wuv", but the British voices pronounce it the same as Sam, Mike, Mary and the RoboSoft voices' pronunciation. Adding a space between, "vapor" and, "wave" fixes this.
*Vegan: SAPI4 Sam Will say "Vegan" (As in begging) instead of "Veegan".
*Vegan: SAPI4 Sam Will say "Vegan" (As in begging) instead of "Veegan".
*vidIQ: Sam will say, "veedeek" in SAPI5 as one word.
*vidIQ: Sam will say, "veedeek" in SAPI5 as one word. He says it correctly as "Vid-IQ" in SAPI4, but all lowercase will make him say "viddick"
*Vinesauce: Sam pronounces it as, "vinna-sauce"
*Vinesauce: Sam pronounces it as, "vinna-sauce"
*Visualization: In the Windows XP version, he will say something like, "visual-lie-zah-tie-on"
*Visualization: In the Windows XP version, he will say something like, "visual-lie-zah-tie-on"
*VRChat: Sam will say, "ver-shot" in SAPI5 as one word.
*VRChat: Sam will say, "ver-shot" in SAPI5 as one word.
*VTech: Sam will say "vuh-tetch" in SAPI4.
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