[espeak-ng:master] New Issue Created by valdisvi: #199 Language analysis improvements Language analysis and spelling decisions could be improved by introducing following new features: - [ ] exten

hi all First of all reece, I've just updated to the latest espeak ng master and I love the new changes made to english US english. They fix issues I thought would never get fixed, making espeak ng's

[espeak-ng:master] New Issue Created by MaheshVelankar: #231 म and व sound absolutely same in Marathi? म and व sound absolutely same in Marathi. Please check these words to confirm मदन = Go

[espeak-ng:master] New Comment on Issue #231 म and व sound absolutely same in Marathi? By valdisvi: Sounds are similar, but different. Marathi doesn't have its own definition of v sound, it relie

hi all I've just run into another very minor espeak ng issue. It's with the word "exploit. It's said as ixploit, which is usually fine, however in the case of "security exploit" and maybe "to exploi

[espeak-ng:master] New Issue Created by cmrdt: #227 manual phoneme input peculiarities when doing manual phoneme input: [[___]]’s possessive case (e.g. for names) isn't parsed (space-separat

[espeak-ng:master] New Comment on Issue #227 manual phoneme input peculiarities By rhdunn: Possessive case [[...]] -- this is intentional. You either use phonemes via [[...]] or words with prefic

Hello! I'm proud to announce initial version of eSpeakNG Java Editor. Code is available at https://github.com/valdisvi/espeak-ng-jeditor It is still proof of concept as only few GUI things work, bu

1 New Commit: [espeak-ng:master] By Reece H. Dunn <msclrhd@...>: 418643afcbe5: en: Use /d#/ consistently for -ed endings to properly detect /t/ or /d/ pronunciations. Modified: dictsource/

[espeak-ng:master] New Issue Created by sukiletxe: #232 Handle all letters in ligatures Currently, things like Kaedmon, Caesar, soeur (French), oeuf (French), if written using ligatures, are pron

[espeak-ng:master] New Comment on Issue #178 upgrade internal audio quality (sample-rate & bit-depth) By cmrdt: there is also concern for certain words, phonemes/languages, and voice config's the

hi all Reece has made some important changes to espeak ng over the past couple of days. He has made the american accent sound much more american, which I like very much. He has also reversed a coupl

hi all One more bug I've found in espeak ng. I'm pretty sure this one was recently introduced. Words such as "murged" and "charged" are said as "murg d" and "charg d". The g in this cas is supposed

hi I hate to keep finding issues, but the word "deposited" is seriously mangled. Espeak -x deposited prints the phonetic as,"Translate 'deposited' 74 _) de (p@ [dI2] 1 d [d] 1 p

[espeak-ng/espeak-ng] Pull request opened by orotau: #235 Added Māori Language - Alpha version I am new to merging into an upstream project, however github says that this can be 'automatically m

[espeak-ng:master] New Comment on Issue #199 Language analysis improvements By valdisvi: Yes, because in compiledict.c bytes are compressed into integer with utf8_in function, and then only these

[espeak-ng:master] New Comment on Pull Request #233 Issue #232 Handle all letters in ligatures By valdisvi: Yes, this is correct way to replace just diphthong ligatures. In more general case look

hi Reece has fixed this bug very quickly, so thanks a lot reece! However, there's another bug I need to report. Words such as direct, direction, are spoken as "di rect" and "di rection", meaning the

[espeak-ng:master] New Comment on Issue #163 [French] cerf should be pronounced sεʁ and not sεʁf By valdisvi: Look also at comments in mailing list

8 New Commits: [espeak-ng:master] By laptop <greenbay.graham@...>: cdca4f8a8df9: first cut Added: dictsource/mi_list Added: dictsource/mi_rules Added: espeak-ng-data/lang/poz/mi Added: