Ronald Chmara wrote:
On Apr 25, 2005, at 5:26 AM, Andy Rabagliati wrote:
There was some discussion of that. Two (very real) problems :-
- Editing. Voice editing sounds clumsy, and would sound like
CamelCase :-)
- Accents. If an Indian is trying to understand what a Geordie or someone from Barbados is saying, it might as well be in Afrikaans :-)
Wikipedia is not paper. Or one tape deck.
Thus, one word, say "aluminium" could have several pronunciation entries.
-Bop
Hoi, For Wiktionary we want MANY pronunciations. The word aluminium can be found as http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Image:Nl-aluminium.ogg on Commons. This is the Dutch pronunciation. There are more language that spell aluminium ( http://nl.wiktionary.org/wiki/aluminium ). Because of a naming convention, I do welcome all pronunciations for this word. It would take someone from Great Britain to do an en-en-aluminium.ogg file.. A soundfile with fr da no and sv would also be very much appreciated.
If we want to have the pronunciations of all words Geordie, we only need to establish a naming convention for it and stick to it. Nothing major, no rocket technology.. It is not difficult, we have a solution :)
Thanks, GerardM