Aad Nales writes: > > Steps 2 and 3 have been discussed at length in this forum and have even > made it to the sandbox. What I am left with is 1. > > My thinking is processing a series of replacement statements that go like: > -- > g sounds like ch if the immediate predecessor is an s. > o sounds like oo if the immediate predecessor is a consonant > -- > > But before I takes this to the next step I am wondering if anybody has > created or thought up alternative solutions? > An implementation of a rule based system to create such a pronounciation form, can be found in a library called makelib that is part of an editor named leanedit. Unfortunatley the website seems to be down. The lib is LGPL. If you're interested, I can send you a copy of the sources. The only ruleset available is german though.
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