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*Asda: Sam will say "Azz Dah" in both versions.
*Asda: Sam will say "Azz Dah" in both versions.
*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Autonomous_sensory_meridian_response ASMR]: Sam will say "as murr" in SAPI4 no matter if it's capital or not. This can be corrected by typing "eh s m r". SAPI5 sam will say as murr if it's in all lowercase letters.
*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Autonomous_sensory_meridian_response ASMR]: Sam will say "as murr" in SAPI4 no matter if it's capital or not. This can be corrected by typing "eh s m r". SAPI5 sam will say as murr if it's in all lowercase letters.
*Asus: Sam will say "uh-sus (as in Gus)" in SAPI4.
*Atherosclerosis: Sam will say "Atherosclero size" in SAPI5.
*Atherosclerosis: Sam will say "Atherosclero size" in SAPI5.
*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.
*F: Microsoft Sam will say "if" unless there is a "the" with it. For example: "The f" will be pronounced as "The if". Happens in both SAPI4 and SAPI5.
*F: Microsoft Sam will say "if" unless there is a "the" with it. For example: "The f" will be pronounced as "The if". Happens in both SAPI4 and SAPI5.
*Facebook: He will pronounce it Faah-seh-book (without spaces) in the Speakonia version. Writing Face-book pronounces it correctly.
*Facebook: He will pronounce it Faah-seh-book (without spaces) in the Speakonia version. Writing Face-book pronounces it correctly.
*FailArmy: Sam will say "failer-me" in SAPI4.
*Fangirl, Fangirls, and Fangirling is said as "Fang grill", "Fang grills", and "Fang grilling" in SAPI5. In SAPI4, it is said as "Fangy rill", "Fangy rills", and "Fangy rilling".
*Fangirl, Fangirls, and Fangirling is said as "Fang grill", "Fang grills", and "Fang grilling" in SAPI5. In SAPI4, it is said as "Fangy rill", "Fangy rills", and "Fangy rilling".
*Fatass: Sam will pronounce it "fate-ass" in the XP version. In Speakonia, he will say "fatuss". This can be fixed by typing in "fat ass", "FatAss", "Fat-ass" or "fat-ass"
*Fatass: Sam will pronounce it "fate-ass" in the XP version. In Speakonia, he will say "fatuss". This can be fixed by typing in "fat ass", "FatAss", "Fat-ass" or "fat-ass"
*Fazbear: In both Speakonia and XP, Sam will say "Fizbir" in the Speakonian version. In XP, he will say "Fizbear". To fix this, type "Ffass Bear".
*Fazbear: In both Speakonia and XP, Sam will say "Fizbir" in the Speakonian version. In XP, he will say "Fizbear". To fix this, type "Ffass Bear".
*Febreze: Sam will say "feb-rez" in SAPI4.
*Fencepost: He will pronounce it as "fency pahst." In Speakonia, he will say "fence-a-post."
*Fencepost: He will pronounce it as "fency pahst." In Speakonia, he will say "fence-a-post."
*Fenris as appeared in Dragon Age 2: Sam will say "Fen-rease" in the SAPI5 version, but not in Speakonia.
*Fenris as appeared in Dragon Age 2: Sam will say "Fen-rease" in the SAPI5 version, but not in Speakonia.
