Most likely there are no English voices installed on your device, so it picks up the default locale model.
Alexis
9 giorni fa
“slideshow” isn’t available.
Phương Thảo
12 giorni fa
Hi toPhonetics! Your tool is very useful and it helps me study much better. But when I enter a word to view its transcription, I cannot simply press “Enter” to see it; instead, I have to click the “show transcription” button on the screen. This is a bit inconvenient. Could you fix that? Anyway, thank you for creating this tool.
“Stomach ache” is the correct spelling not “stomachache”
Alexis
15 giorni fa
“tearjerker” isn’t available.
Alexis
15 giorni fa
“embonpoint” isn’t available.
Alexis
15 giorni fa
“Jada” isn’t available.
Vlad
16 giorni fa
I tried the Japanese 学生 and it seems to play it in Chinese, “shueishen”, instead of “gakusei”, and no IPA is provided. Also the entire UI changed to Japanese which I don’t know very well yet.
I dont know why but when I try to listen to the audio, it uses a spanish voice, so it doesnt pronounce it correctly.
Im sure Im in the right section for English words.
Most likely there are no English voices installed on your device, so it picks up the default locale model.
“slideshow” isn’t available.
Hi toPhonetics! Your tool is very useful and it helps me study much better. But when I enter a word to view its transcription, I cannot simply press “Enter” to see it; instead, I have to click the “show transcription” button on the screen. This is a bit inconvenient. Could you fix that? Anyway, thank you for creating this tool.
Thanks! Enter alone is reserved for line breaks, but you can totally use [Ctrl+Enter] shortcut from the text input area instead.
“stomachache” isn’t available.
“Stomach ache” is the correct spelling not “stomachache”
“tearjerker” isn’t available.
“embonpoint” isn’t available.
“Jada” isn’t available.
I tried the Japanese 学生 and it seems to play it in Chinese, “shueishen”, instead of “gakusei”, and no IPA is provided. Also the entire UI changed to Japanese which I don’t know very well yet.
“caddie” isn’t available.
Thanks. Sometimes words may appear in British transcriptions when they are missing in American.
good tool