Le 2012-01-21 à 20:11:00, Andy Farnell a écrit :

Is that what Francophone Canadian sounds like!! ?

It's one quite common accent (apart from the [r] mistake). People would tend to always use [ʀ] instead of [r], or always [r] instead of [ʀ]. Overall, speech tends to range between this and what's listed in the dictionary, depending on how informal the speech is.

Anyway I can't <hear> it using espeak or mbrola because not sure how to translate UTF16 IPA into phoneme mnemonics, eg this doesn't work:

You mean that there are people who use UTF16 on unix outside of java context ?

I thought that everyone on unix was moving to UTF8 instead (except java).

Try iconv.

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