Yes, for me too. I am using Dectalk Access as my synthesiser but wonder how
other synths might be reading your examples.
Alison
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What synthesiser are you using?
All the best
Steve
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Subject: pronunciation query
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Subject: pronunciation query
Using Win7 with WE 9.5.4. I noticed recently that when reading documents
where an apostrophy-s occurs after a name ending with the letter h that the
apostrophy-s is not spoken in normal reading mode. Two examples: Jehovah’s
Isaiah’s. If I do a word
, 2017 12:42 PM
To: Via Talk
Subject: pronunciation query
Using Win7 with WE 9.5.4. I noticed recently that when reading documents where
an apostrophy-s occurs after a name ending with the letter h that the
apostrophy-s is not spoken in normal reading mode. Two examples: Jehovah’s
Isaiah’s
You could use the exception dictionary and put the word without the apostrophe
as its replacement.
- Original Message -
From: Grant Metcalf via Talk
To: Via Talk
Sent: Monday, May 1, 2017 2:41 PM
Subject: pronunciation query
Using Win7 with WE 9.5.4. I noticed recently
Using Win7 with WE 9.5.4. I noticed recently that when reading documents where
an apostrophy-s occurs after a name ending with the letter h that the
apostrophy-s is not spoken in normal reading mode. Two examples: Jehovah’s
Isaiah’s. If I do a word by word cursor they do speak the
