[espeak-ng:master] New Comment on Issue #230 Marathi problem By rhdunn: The Marathi voice was updated in espeak-ng on 25th Jan 2017, which likely fixed this problem. NVDA are likely using an older

[espeak-ng:master] New Comment on Issue #230 Marathi problem By Giovani93: I'll checked It at NVDA.Maybe, this is problem of NVDA, but I am not shure. Or, this is fixed. Idon't know really.

[espeak-ng:master] New Comment on Issue #230 Marathi problem By valdisvi: Hm...development version of eSpeakNG says: namskar

[espeak-ng:master] New Comment on Issue #230 Marathi problem By Giovani93: OK, for example word namaskar नमस्कार is pronounced, like(namashalantkar) not (namaskar).

[espeak-ng:master] New Comment on Issue #230 Marathi problem By valdisvi: Can you provide word (in original writing) where problem was found?So far I understand is that somewhere ..tr is said instead

[espeak-ng:master] New Comment on Issue #230 Marathi problem By Giovani93: I am sorry, I use Espeak on NVDA on Windows.

[espeak-ng:master] Label added to issue #230 Marathi problem by Giovani93.

[espeak-ng:master] New Comment on Issue #230 Marathi problem By ValdisVitolins: Marco, can you run sample text in command line with Marathi sample text and show actual and necessary output?

[espeak-ng:master] New Comment on Issue #230 Marathi problem By ValdisVitolins: Marco, can you run sample text in command line with Marathi sample text and show actual and necessary output?

[espeak-ng:master] New Issue Created by Giovani93: #230 Marathi problem Hi!I notice a big mistake in Marathi. For example, if is written s (halanta) r, It says 'shalantr'. But It must says 'sr'.

[espeak-ng:master] New Issue Created by burakyuksek: #229 The spacing between letters should not decrease in Turkish I thank you for applying the fix about Turkish double letters. Unfortunately an

And nearly every single one of those words aren't us english words, since names don't really qualify. :) Anyway, espeak is welcome to do what they like, but I hold that correcting it will help

6 New Commits: [espeak-ng:master] By Valdis Vitolins <valdis.vitolins@...>: 3d2d65a38f91: Typo fix Modified: CHANGELOG.md [espeak-ng:master] By Valdis Vitolins <valdis.vitolins@...>: 31d87f56b505:

Particularly for JABberwocky, I got workaround by changing how decision is made for German "ja": https://github.com/ValdisVitolins/espeak-ng/commit/3fe9f8a4c82ead3cb7fd d88cec1b32fd9e6948b8 Issue

[espeak-ng/espeak-ng] Pull request updated by ValdisVitolins: #226 Small fixes

I found following words from LibreOffice spellcheck (~65k words) file, where j is spelled as

There is one exception I can think of in English where the letter j does have the y pronunciation. The one word I can think of off the top of my head is hallelujah, being a transliteration from I

Thank you for taking time to solve this one. Seeing the phoenemes posted to the list didn't mean much to me, except that I did figure out the ja being the german sound, but otherwise, I

If there is a rule in espeak telling it to pronounce j as y in some cases, it should be removed from us english, as there are no situations where that is proper pronounciation. I haven't a clue how

[espeak-ng:master] New Issue Created by rhdunn: #228 Improve handling of mixed-case words. If a word is CamelCase, espeak splits the word on the upper case part. This works in that case, but does not