In article <20060425181654.GA27053 at taylor.homelinux.net>, Lorenzo Taylor <lorenzo at taylor.homelinux.net> wrote: > Is there a way to change the way these numbers are spoken, or is this > a bug? The number pronunciation is all done by rules, see the ".group 9" section towards the end of the data/english_rules file. So you can experiment if you wish. I should be able to fix item "1.05" easily, but making the rest completely correct would make the rules much more complicated. It may be better to write a number pronunciation routine in the main program, rather than trying to do it all by rules (although that would make it fixed). Do you have any suggestions for how to say numbers, for example, should a six or seven digit number without commas be spoken like "one million two hundred and thirty four thousand five hundred and sixty seven" (which is rather cumbersome), or as individual digits, or like a telephone number with the digits spoken in pairs?
