Using SSML-compatible reader:
./ssml.sh to1000 | xclip
Using MacOS say:
./mac.sh to1000 Luca
Using Mary TTS:
./mary.sh to1000 it
(outputs out.wav, you can use it to replay)
Using own TTS:
node to1000.js | sed 's/<[^>]*>/ /g' | tee /dev/stderr | xclip
tel– telephone numbertel-fast– telephone number, spoken fasttel-zh– telephone number, in Mandarinto1000– numbers between 11 and 999year- years between 1880 and 2060, skewed towards recent yearsyear-uni- years between 1880 and 2060, uniform distributionzh– numbers between 11 and 91
Readers:
- https://ttsmp3.com/text-to-speech/Chinese%20Mandarin/
- https://www.getwoord.com/ssml-editor (ctrl+shift+v)
Spec:
- https://docs.aws.amazon.com/polly/latest/dg/supportedtags.html
- https://www.w3.org/TR/speech-synthesis
Anki: File > Export, Notes as plain text, just 1 deck,, no HTML no tags, add note type.
Training listening:
cat ~/tmp/chinese.txt | ./chinese-input.sh | ./ssml.sh from-input | xclip
Training sentence building from random words:
cat ~/tmp/chinese.txt | ./build-sentence.sh
and from latest words:
cat ~/tmp/chinese.txt | ./newest-sentence.sh