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I really can't work out what the problem is, but the female voice sounds more comfortable to listen to.
Does anyone else not like a male voice for Siri?
Does anyone else not like a male voice for Siri?
Go into siri settings and change it to english US. Problem solved.
I really can't work out what the problem is, but the female voice sounds more comfortable to listen to.
Does anyone else not like a male voice for Siri?
And have less reliability. Fantastic!
United States English is miles ahead and better than British English.
Switch to US Eng and you will be fine.
BlizzardBolt said:I really can't work out what the problem is, but the female voice sounds more comfortable to listen to.
Does anyone else not like a male voice for Siri?
And have less reliability. Fantastic!
United States English is miles ahead and better than British English.
Switch to US Eng and you will be fine.
I've tried. It sucked! British english is far more reliable for me.
Different pronunciations between the two... i.e., mom vs mum, data ( dada vs dayta ) etc etc.
Try using the Australian voice.
There are people who can distinguish between a British and an Australian voice. By default US English is the standard that is ahead of the other 2.
300 million people would beg to differ. It will be inevitable that British English would eventually be assimilate with US English sometime in the future.
The meanings are downright bizarre.
Fag = cigarette..
Calling Mum for a parent sounds like a mumble, I am somewhat biased because I am from the US but I'm sure that most people would prefer the US english way of interaction.
300 million people would beg to differ. It will be inevitable that British English would eventually be assimilate with US English sometime in the future.
The meanings are downright bizarre.
Fag = cigarette..
Calling Mum for a parent sounds like a mumble, I am somewhat biased because I am from the US but I'm sure that most people would prefer the US english way of interaction.
300 million people would beg to differ. It will be inevitable that British English would eventually be assimilate with US English sometime in the future.
The meanings are downright bizarre.
Fag = cigarette..
Calling Mum for a parent sounds like a mumble, I am somewhat biased because I am from the US but I'm sure that most people would prefer the US english way of interaction.
300 million people would beg to differ.
There are people who can distinguish between a British and an Australian voice. By default US English is the standard that is ahead of the other 2.
300 million people would beg to differ. It will be inevitable that British English would eventually be assimilate with US English sometime in the future.
The meanings are downright bizarre.
Fag = cigarette..
Calling Mum for a parent sounds like a mumble, I am somewhat biased because I am from the US but I'm sure that most people would prefer the US english way of interaction.
What I hate is the voice [...] Always use the Australian [...] Siri.![]()
Ummmmm......
It's US ENGLISH, it came from England, first spoken in England, not America. You over the pond are just weird, who puts an 'O' in mum?!
LOL! Such an American way of looking at the world...
Actually we still have that debate in the US....I use both just to piss and throw people offdata ( dada vs dayta )