hi, Thanks. My interest on the alternate Amheric phoneme phenomenon is basically for improvement potentiality of Espeak. I am just looking a prospect for future if any. On 9/15/14, Mesar Hameed <mesar.hameed@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > On Mon 15/09/14,06:59, Him Prasad Gautam wrote: >> In a Skype talk, Once Mr. Tamru has informed me that he has an system >> of reading Amheric on jaws by other than espeak. >> You can use Espeak in jaws too. > > It is a sbl file that maps the Amharic letters to existing phonemes in > eloquence. It doesn't get all the sounds right, but is another > alternative in the meantime while helping to improve espeak. > > I have cced Dr. Tamru E. Belay incase his email adress is needed. > > thanks, > Mesar >> On 9/14/14, Mesar Hameed <mesar.hameed@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: >> > Dear KETEMA, >> > >> > Welcome to the team, and glad to see that you have created your >> > account. >> > >> > Dr. Tamru E. Belay, started the Amharic translation, but unfortunately >> > has not been able to find the time to continue due to other >> > commitments. >> > >> > If you provide me with your skype name I will be glad to introduce you >> > to the necessary process. >> > >> > What is your timezone? >> > I am on GMT+1, and only available for skype friday, saturday and >> > sundays. >> > >> > Alternatively I am sure one of the other contributors would be happy to >> > talk >> > to you on skype and guide you through the process. >> > >> > thanks, >> > Mesar >> > On Sat 13/09/14,20:51, KETEMA ZEREGAW wrote: >> >> Hi, >> >> I'm interested to help in translating NVDA into Amharic . I don't >> >> know >> >> the person that was working in this area before 2012. Now, nobody is >> >> working to assist Ethiopian language users. Could you help please? >> >> Thank >> >> you for your assistance. >> >> >> > >> >> >> -- >> Him Prasad Gautam >> Kathmandu, Nepal >> > -- Him Prasad Gautam Kathmandu, Nepal