do you check your audio samples for accuracy
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I just compared the word " slang ", then reversed the translation. All three versions sound the word as " slan " completely missing the " g " . Not good.
Otherwise a wonderful site, I work with Spanish speakers and it helps them learn English, as long as it's accurate ?
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updated Oct 8, 2011
posted by paulik
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I can hear a G... but if i didn't already know it was there I wouldn't.
Anyway those are machine generated. If I were SD I would find out how much acapella charge people to use their service because it's incredible.
http://www.acapela-group.com/text-to-speech-interactive-demo.html
updated Oct 8, 2011
edited by rabbitwho
posted by rabbitwho
I tried slang, and it sounds very much like the SD one. In fact I would say it was the SD one. - MaryMcc, Oct 8, 2011
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Agreed, that's not a good one at all.
updated Oct 8, 2011
posted by galsally
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Lol, lol, lol, it totally does. "Slan"
The faintest "guh" sound is there at the end, I do hear it. However, something about how she says the "a" isn't right.
updated Oct 7, 2011
posted by SonrisaDelSol
It certainly isn't how I say slang but then I probably say it differently to you too. - MaryMcc, Oct 7, 2011
