TrongaMonga
Grumpy Old Grandpa
Look at this site:
http://vhost.oddcast.com/vhost_minisite/demos/tts/tts_example.html
The way that they put the woman speaking in European Portuguese as nothing to do with the real thing. At least, not with me. At all.
--Edit--
Ahh, nevermind, I only got it right now
It reads the letters exactly as we make them sound in our language.
For example, if you choose European Portuguese, and write hot bread, it'll sound weird. But if you write the translation, pão quente (yea, you finally discovered wtf the ~ was for, it's used in my language, and no other, I think), it'll sound has it really is.
Now, if you do it in english (any), hot bread will sound normally, but pão quente will not.
--Edit--
Try writing my nick in english, then in portuguese to see how I kinda say it
http://vhost.oddcast.com/vhost_minisite/demos/tts/tts_example.html
The way that they put the woman speaking in European Portuguese as nothing to do with the real thing. At least, not with me. At all.
--Edit--
Ahh, nevermind, I only got it right now
It reads the letters exactly as we make them sound in our language.
For example, if you choose European Portuguese, and write hot bread, it'll sound weird. But if you write the translation, pão quente (yea, you finally discovered wtf the ~ was for, it's used in my language, and no other, I think), it'll sound has it really is.
Now, if you do it in english (any), hot bread will sound normally, but pão quente will not.
--Edit--
Try writing my nick in english, then in portuguese to see how I kinda say it