crh: Add initial support for Crimean Tatar language #1930
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here we go again. please, stop closeing and creating new prs. and if you want For someone to look at your work, try to fix the failing tests. |
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I’m sorry, I don't know what happened to me next, maybe he thinks that because he was completely misled about Crimean Tatar in espeak-ng and I did, after that the problem was solved. I hope you are not offended and I hope you enjoy this language I made up in espeak-ng |
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I added initial support for Crimean Tatar language. Did the rules for most common phonetic rules that are in place for Crimean Tatar, and the ability to more easily make improvements to the phonemes, rules, and exceptions. Current status is early testing, but voice is mostly understandable at this point, and pronounces numbers by the correct rules now.