Communication/TEXT to SPEECH

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If you're an aspie and you know it, flap your hands.
If you're an aspie and you know it, flap your hands.
If you're an aspie and you know it, and you're not afraid to show it...
If you're an aspie and you know it, flap your hands.

I entered the 4 lines above into this:
Translate and Speak

The male voice was a little too enthusiastic,

but the female voice is delightfully robotic.

PHASE 2 will be PARAPHRASING

 

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PHASE 2: PARAPHRASING

Paraphrasing Tool - Free Online Text Rewriting Tool

What I wanted to explore in this thread was:
A. How tone of voice affects a message and
B. the degree to which maintaining the
same vocabulary/frame of reference matters in communication



PHASE 3 would be LANGUAGE TRANSLATION

 

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I wanted to use text to speech as a device to explore
how tone of voice affects a message. I intended to use
paraphrasing to demonstrate the degree to which
maintaining the same vocabulary/frame of reference matters
when communicating with another person.

The topic seems basic and crucial to me.

This thread demonstrates how paraphrasing can alter a message.
CHANGE ONE WORD
It's like the old children's game: Gossip or Telephone.

Here is a text to speech site, featuring male & female avatar that will
speak the words you enter in various accents.
Best Text-to-Speech Demo: Create Talking Avatars and Online Characters | SitePal TTS Demo

I used some of the items from the VIP Game, G-Rated Cussin' and
was amused by the result. Some other time I will post PHASE 3.

The topic interests me, even if it may seem obscure or that I am
over reaching myself.

 

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"A hen laid an egg today. I was surprised. It's only March. And cold. But there is more daylight now."

That's what I entered and listened to in English today.
Male and female.

I paraphrased it, using the tool in the link.
The part about it being March doesn't paraphrase well.

"A hen laid an egg today. I was shocked. It's solitary March. What's more, cold. In any case, there is more sunshine now."

"A hen laid an egg today. I was shocked. It's single March. In addition, cold. Regardless, there is more daylight now."

I can see there is zero interest in this as a topic.

But, I often need paraphrases that convey the same meaning as an original statement,
when I am talking to a person. That way the other person knows that I understand the
message.