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Phoneme definitions. New keyword "prevoice", always add murmer before a voiced stop, not only after a vowel. Fixed bug in nextVowel() condition. Fixed bug is condition "isRhotic". Command line options. On Windows, -- means don't treat following arguments as options. --help output now should the espeak-data path. Tools->Lexicon. Redesign Lexicon processing for Russian and Bulgarian. Numbers. Fixes for Hungarian ordinal numbers. Fixed bug where double .. was ignored. Fixed bug in reporting word event lengths in callbacks. Fixed bug in reporting marker event positions in callbacks, when non-ascii text. SSML. Allow single as well as double quotes around strings. Fix bugs in SSML "prosody rate". Speed. Only use Sonic speedups greater than x2. Use custom eSpeak speed settings when Sonic speedup is used. Mbrola. Look for Mbrola voice also at /usr/share/mbrola/xx/xx espeakedit. Try "aplay" and then "play" to play sound. Languages: Kannada (kn) now in official release. Esperanto (eo) change prosody. git-svn-id: https://espeak.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/espeak/trunk@257 d46cf337-b52f-0410-862d-fd96e6ae7743
These are the spelling-to-phoneme pronunciation rules and exceptions lists for each language. You can make changes and then re-compile them to produce the "_dict" file in the espeak-data data directory (eg. "en_dict") which the speak program used. Use: speak --compile=<voicename> to compile the data for a particular language. It automatically replaces the corresponding _dict file in espeak-data, ready for use by the speak program. An "_extra" file, (eg. en_extra) can be used to in addition to the "_list" file to add exception words without disturbing the official "_list" file. It is treated as an extension of the "_list" file. Language Notes: Russian. An additional dictionary of Russian words and their stress positions is available at http://espeak.sourceforge.net/data/russian_data.zip. This allows eSpeak to put the stress on the correct syllable of Russian words.