Sentence examples for automatically pronounced from inspiring English sources

When p, t, k, ch, or s is preceded by a stop, it is automatically pronounced as reinforced (tense), but that sound feature is ignored both in the Hangul spellings and in the transcriptions: ip-to 'the mouth too' = /iptto/, ot-kwa 'with the garment' = /o(t kkwa/, kuk-poda 'than the soup' = /kukppoda/, hakcha 'scholar' = /haktcha/, iksal 'joke' = /ikssal/.

Our of our favourites was Eilidh (Scottish pronunciation "Aylish"), until we realised that most Germans would automatically pronounce the name "eyelid".

Automatically, we pronounce it to rhyme with words like "Cheeroot, "galoot," and "vermouth," and it produces no tactical image in our mind.

"In the first stage it the will have to use phonetic transcription (IPA) to correct the dictionary, but we will explore the possibility for a user to record how it should be pronounced and that automatically correct the transcription," he notes.

With "Gleaning Resource Descriptions from Dialects of Languages", or GRDDL (pronounced "griddle"), software can automatically extract information from structured Web pages to make it part of the Semantic Web.

Gustafson says the group would like to explore the possibility of letting users record how a word should be pronounced and then having that automatically correct the transcription in future.

Another free app for iPhones, Thwapr (pronounced "THWAP-er"), solves the unsupported video format problem automatically.

Viiv (pronounced "vive") signifies a PC with a dual-core processor, Windows XP Media Center Edition with remote control, plus an integrated media server that converts files automatically so you can watch content from your PC on your TV.

He pronounced himself impressed.

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"Very sad," pronounced Ms. Garcia.