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From: Kimus L. <kim...@gm...> - 2008-06-24 12:52:50
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On Tue, 2008-06-24 at 12:29 +0100, Jonathan Duddington wrote: > On 23 Jun, Kimus Linuxus <kim...@gm...> wrote: > > > I'm a European Portuguese native speaker. I was testing espeak (in > > Ubuntu) with (pt and pt-pt) but it doesn't sounds like Portuguese. > > Maybe near a Brazilian but still not there. > > > Could I help? How? > > Thanks for your interest. i don't speak or understand Portuguese, so > improvements can only be made with assistance from Portuguese speakers. > > Listen carefully, and try to identify what sounds wrong. > > Is the problem: > > 1. Some phonemes (vowel or consonant sounds) are wrong for Portuguese? > > 2. Errors in the spelling-to-phoneme rules for some words? > > 3. Something else? > Let's say that my kid doesn't understand a word of the espeak is saying. That's how much wrong it is :-D If I find, let's say, a bad spelling word or phoneme, how can I corrected? What do I need to try to improve the spelling? What are the first steps you recommend? must I have to grab the all source or can I just get the language files and then compile the language files? I could help if someone just get me in the right direction. kimus |