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On Sun, 7 Dec 2003, Robert Heiss wrote:
> i'enai la keir. poi cmima le'i panono jecta xe flalu po le mergu'e
> cu bacru lo mabla ju cinse valsi ku ca lenu tavla lei se gubni
> le rakso jamna se platu be la buc. poi jecta raitru po le mergu'e
> .i xu la keir. pu verba li muso
.u'i
> .i paunai ma ba go'o .i .ainai
> la keir. pu djica lenu la keir. jecta raitru po le mergu'e
go'o ki'a .i mi djica lo nu la keir. jatna le mergu'e kei semau lo nu lo
tugni be la buc. jatna le mergu'e
--
Arnt Richard Johansen http://arj.nvg.org/
Your speaker should [...] not be suffering for a cold, or cough, or a
hangover. If something goes wrong [...] it is important that the speaker has
as similar a voice as with the original recording, waiting for another cold
to come along is not reasonable, (though some may argue that the same
hangover can easily be induced).
--Building Synthetic Voices, by Alan W. Black and Kevin A. Lenzo