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Abstract

The conversion of text to speech is seen as an analysis of the input text to obtain a common underlying linguistic description, followed by a synthesis of the output speech waveform from this fundamental specification. Hence, the comprehensive linguistic structure serving as the substrate for an utterance must be discovered by analysis from the text. The pronunciation of individual words in unrestricted text is determined by morphological analysis or letter-to-sound conversion, followed by specification of the word-level stress contour

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Strings pronunciations phrase-level parsing pronominal reference

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Usmanova Dilfuza Tavfiqovna. (2022). Linguistic Features of Speech in Russian and Uzbek. Texas Journal of Multidisciplinary Studies, 5, 258–260. Retrieved from https://zienjournals.com/index.php/tjm/article/view/878

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