Como pronunciar "bread" em inglês americano:
brɛd
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*) American transcriptions are based on the open Carnegie Mellon University Pronouncing Dictionary.
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Safari dev team has been progressively destroying its in-browser voice support over the last few years and has other TTS implementation issues they don’t seem to be willing to address. There’s little we can do about it at the moment, unfortunately.
On Android, Firefox seems to work best, then Edge. Chrome or Brave on Android aren’t recommended, while Opera doesn’t seem to support speech at all.
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I’m on Firefox/Windows, and it’s not working for me.
Hi, audio playback is extremely fast, too fast for a non-native English speaker to learn, unless I’m doing something wrong..?
Thanks
You can change the playback rate with the slider next to the playback controls. The default speech rate may differ based on your OS and the browser. What OS/browser are you using?
Thanks guys, I’ve tried that but it is not correlating at all to changing speed? Great page by the way!
Chrome ..
What happens, the speech rate is not affected at all? What OS are you on, is it Chrome on Android by any chance?
It doesn’t work well for me, the audio cuts off when I put an intermediate text and it’s not that long, it’s just a short text but no, no, I read the text, it just reads the first two words and it cuts off and I’m using Chrome and it doesn’t work for me but on the computer it does but not on the tablet, my tablet is a Samsung Galaxy 9 a
Ok, thanks for the feedback. The speech cuts off in Chrome on Android, but ok in Chrome on mac or PC?
On Android, Firefox seems to work best, then Edge. Chrome, Brave on Android didn’t work for me, while Opera doesn’t seem to support speech at all.
thank you
Some words that aren’t transcribed:
acquiescent
…
why’re
when’re
Thank you. Noted for American dialect, most of these are in British dictionary though.
thank you
Where the speakers went? There is no anyone in the speaker and i can’t listen to any word.
Do you mean there are no voices to select from the dropdown?
it is very good i like this tool
thank you
When speaking American English, the Emmamultilingual Online will pronounce the “.” at the end of a paragragh. I’ve tried other multilinguals, they don’t have this problem. (Edge)
Hi, is it possible to download the audio?
https://tophonetics.com/faq/#audio
stress pattern is OFTEN wrong, as in the word abhorant that I checked today. Your speaker stressed the first syllable, which is completely wrong. (In addition, the speaker seemed to introduce a ‘v’ at the point of the ‘h’. It’s not even an uncommon word and you’ve made two errors
Please, read the pinned comment, we did not develop the voice models. Still, thank you for the feedback, although I couldn’t replicate the issue you’re describing. You might have been using a different voice, but never mentioned the details. Speaking of two errors, did you mean “abhorrent”?
The word ‘clunky’ isn’t transcribed
Thanks!
why it stop at the middle
Know issue with Safari, looking for a solution rn.