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These are the spelling-to-phoneme pronunciation rules and exceptions lists |
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for each language. |
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You can make changes and then re-compile them to produce the "_dict" |
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file in the espeak-data data directory (eg. "en_dict") which the |
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speak program used. |
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Use: |
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speak --compile=<voicename> |
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to compile the data for a particular language. It automatically replaces |
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the corresponding _dict file in espeak-data, ready for use by the |
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speak program. |
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An "_extra" file, (eg. en_extra) can be used to in addition to the "_list" file |
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to add exception words without disturbing the official "_list" file. |
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It is treated as an extension of the "_list" file. |
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Language Notes: |
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Russian. An additional dictionary of Russian words and their stress positions |
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is available at http://espeak.sourceforge.net/data/russian_data.zip. |
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This allows eSpeak to put the stress on the correct syllable of Russian words. |
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