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Text to Speech of Electronic Documents Containing Ruby: User Requirements
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Any examples in English for demonstrating how harmful double reading is? #20

Closed murata2makoto closed 5 months ago

murata2makoto commented 2 years ago

I do not think that the purely Japanese example in 3.1.1.2 is understandable if you do not understand Japanese. Since the worst part of the existing ruby TTS is double reading, an example purely in English would be desirable. How about this?

Q.quodE.eratD.demonstrandum

<ruby><rb>Q.</rb><rt>quod</rt><rb>E.</rb><rt>erat</rt><rb>D.</rb><rt>demonstrandum</rt></ruby>

murata2makoto commented 2 years ago

Here are some more examples.

VeniI came, vidiI saw, viciI conquered

Continents (eexample.ggiven. Asia) contain many large bodies of water (eexample.ggiven. lakes and inland seas) and many large flowing streams of water (ithat.eis., rivers).

dubitoI doubt, ergotherefore sumI am, velor, quod idem estwhat is the same, cogitoI think, ergotherefore sumI am,

murata2makoto commented 5 months ago

All examples mentioned in this issue have Latin words as ruby bases. But the current draft already has ruby examples purely in English. Thus, I don't think that we need any examples mentioned.