I was looking around in BibleWorks 9, and noticed a "Read Text" option, which sounded neat because I occasionally want to double check my Hebrew pronunciation. Evidently "Microsoft Anna" has yet to learn Hebrew:
Wednesday, August 31, 2011
Microsoft Anna reads I Kings 21:20 in Hebrew
I was looking around in BibleWorks 9, and noticed a "Read Text" option, which sounded neat because I occasionally want to double check my Hebrew pronunciation. Evidently "Microsoft Anna" has yet to learn Hebrew:
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That's hilarious! Whenever I get Adobe Reader to read my papers back to me, the funniest sounds come out when the Reader hits Greek or Hebrew. Sounds a lot like "Tick toy-oh-tick, ticktee tookty toque." I'd love if Randall Booth's school could get in contact with Bible Works for some language recording!
Cool.
Have you ever tried Accordance? I love it!
Hi Anonymous. I've tried Accordance on an emulator. It's the best program for Mac people. For better or worse, I'm tied to a PC, and BibleWorks gives the most bang for one's buck on the Windows platform.
I should note that there is now a way to play the text of the Hebrew Bible. Follow this link for the details: http://bibleworks.oldinthenew.org/?p=1102
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