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Homographs like "wind" have different meaning and pronunciation depending on the context, but same spelling. For example "wind power" vs "wind a clock". How is this pronunciation decided in such cases?
It is pronouncing the "wind" in "wind power" the wrong way - the way it would be pronounced in "wind a clock". Strangely, it gets it right for the default voices, but wrong when I trained a new English voice.
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Homographs like "wind" have different meaning and pronunciation depending on the context, but same spelling. For example "wind power" vs "wind a clock". How is this pronunciation decided in such cases?
It is pronouncing the "wind" in "wind power" the wrong way - the way it would be pronounced in "wind a clock". Strangely, it gets it right for the default voices, but wrong when I trained a new English voice.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: