now where the problem lies is,
which variant of english text-to-speech engine would you be using?
(US)English, (Canada)English (UK)English, (India)English, (Kenya)English, (Australia)English or which one?
With US English being the most disoriented from the rest, it would make sense to refrain from the use of US speech engines as the most of us are not from the US.
US pronounces anti as antai, fungi as fungai, etc. whereas most countries pronounce it more similarly to how those words are spelt.
which variant of english text-to-speech engine would you be using?
(US)English, (Canada)English (UK)English, (India)English, (Kenya)English, (Australia)English or which one?
With US English being the most disoriented from the rest, it would make sense to refrain from the use of US speech engines as the most of us are not from the US.
US pronounces anti as antai, fungi as fungai, etc. whereas most countries pronounce it more similarly to how those words are spelt.