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Keep getting "Failed to generate speech. Please try again." on Brave + Chrome. HTZc3SNl.js:1 Failed to generate speech: Error: Invalid API response format at Z (HTZc3SNl.js:1:29240)
Same here. I was hoping to type in "Dos cerverzas por favor" and hear it shout "TWO BEEROS HERE PEDRO".
Keep getting "Failed to generate speech. Please try again." on Brave + Chrome. HTZc3SNl.js:1 Failed to generate speech: Error: Invalid API response format at Z (HTZc3SNl.js:1:29240)
Who uses this term? English, Welsh and Scottish accents sound nothing like each other!
This needs a Roadman accent. Plz. Awesome stuff.
"British accent" Who uses this term? English, Welsh and Scottish accents sound nothing like each other!
I believe the correct expression would be "British accents".
"British accents are known for their pronunciation patterns, intonation, and rhythm, which differ from American, Australian, or other English accents. A British accent generator focuses on these speech characteristics to create audio that sounds natural and familiar to UK listeners." What kind of Slop is this? British accent is different from other English accents?
"British accent" Who uses this term? English, Welsh and Scottish accents sound nothing like each other!
That said, when I use the term British accent, I do usually mean English, I think. Sorry. Also sorry for all the times I used England when I meant UK, or UK when I meant Great Britain, or vice versa.
"British accent" Who uses this term? English, Welsh and Scottish accents sound nothing like each other!
And the Appalachian accents of Justified sound very different to the Mid-Atlantic accent of Frasier Crane -- yet to me, as an outsider, there is still an indefinable "Americanness" common to them all.
British accent review time! "Nature Show Host": not David Attenborough, surprisingly "Compelling Lady": nothing beats a Jet2 Holiday "Upset Girl": this is more the voiceover that would be used on depressing animal charity adverts "Magnetic Man": you can't fool me, that's an American "Patient Man": patience gives you reverb. The word "British" is spoken with a very non-British accent. Not to be all Henry Higgins, but…
Patient man, sounds a little Welsh, maybe some Indian twangs in there too?