#Pronunciation

Training a speech AI model to correctly recognize or synthesize clinical terminology is surprisingly difficult. Drug names like Acetaminophen, Amlodipine…

Converting hex numbers like 51ac0759fc4d into singable and memorable sirings like kalo-tadu-komu-tigi.

AI voice tools are easy to test in a casual way: paste a few lines, pick a voice, export an audio...

From Android Police: Google Translate's new feature just fixed the app's biggest flaw

I’m currently writing a story that utilizes bilingual puns. Id really like to be able to use “Tombé (ballet move/fall)” as a double entendre of “Tomb (grave, or place of burial)” if the annunciation is the same, but every source I find pronounces it…

Google Translate adds an AI pronunciation coach, giving real-time feedback to help users speak English, Spanish and Hindi more accurately and confidently.

I did research first of all. In La pocatière, Québec, they pronounced the ê as like the I in fight, so that’s the sound that ê makes for me and what I say. Do I look stupid pronouncing it like this?…

From Lifehacker, the Productivity and Software Guide: Google Translate Now Helps You Practice Your Pronunciation

From Reddit - r/android: Google Translate is now 20 years old, adds pronunciation practice

The feature is rolling out in the U.S. and India with support for English, Spanish, and Hindi.

Google Translate is turning 20 and celebrating with an AI pronunciation coach that listens to your speech and tells you exactly where you are going wrong.

Google's new AI-powered language tool can give you real-time feedback by analyzing speech and correcting your pronunciation.

“Taekwondo” I notice a lot of schools in the US pronounce it as tie kwon do but proper pronunciation is tay kwon do. Thoughts? submitted by /u/Carlyskeriann [link] [comments]