2 years, 7 months ago
How does google voice decide when to write "Sara," over "Sarah" when making a voicemail transcript?
My wife's name is Sarah and in the same transcript it spelled her name with and without an 'h.' I was just wondering if how google decides to add it. Is there some sort of inflection I can use to get it to put the 'h' in there?
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Try some experimentation. In many parts of the world Sara and Sarah are pronouced exactly the same (not in the UK where i am from) but by overemphasising the second sylable it maybe possible to get it to work 100% of the time. I don't have the program so i can't say for certain but there maybe a language setting within the program that changes to UK English which may or may not help.
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I've never noticed a difference anywhere? You say adding the H causes makes you ever emphasize the 2nd syllable? I can't quite imagine it.... Sare--uh or Sare-ahhhhhhhhh ?
where in the world are you from? do you mean a difference between the pronouciation of sara and sarah? in the uk sara is said 'sar-a' and sarah is sare-uh, like in the uk laura is 'law-ra' and lara is 'la-ra' whereas in the states it seems that lara and laura are both pronouced 'law-ra'