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I haven't done this myself, but I think it should be possible: first convert from IPA to SAMPA using Phonverter - a converter between IPA and SAMPA transcriptions then use MBROLA to pronounce the SAMPA.

An alternative is to use lexconvert (mirror) to do the conversion and feed the output to espeak.

I haven't done this myself, but I think it should be possible: first convert from IPA to SAMPA using Phonverter - a converter between IPA and SAMPA transcriptions then use MBROLA to pronounce the SAMPA.

An alternative is to use lexconvert (mirror) to do the conversion and feed the output to espeak.

I haven't done this myself, but I think it should be possible: first convert from IPA to SAMPA using Phonverter - a converter between IPA and SAMPA transcriptions then use MBROLA to pronounce the SAMPA.

An alternative is to use lexconvert (Wayback) to do the conversion and feed the output to espeak.

I haven't done this myself, but I think it should be possible: first convert from IPA to SAMPA using Phonverter - a converter between IPA and SAMPA transcriptions then use MBROLA to pronounce the SAMPA.

An alternative is to use lexconvert (mirror) to do the conversion and feed the output to espeak.

I haven't done this myself, but I think it should be possible: first convert from IPA to SAMPA then use MBROLA to pronounce the SAMPA.

An alternative is to use this tool (Wayback) to do the conversion and feed the output to espeak.

I haven't done this myself, but I think it should be possible: first convert from IPA to SAMPA using Phonverter - a converter between IPA and SAMPA transcriptions then use MBROLA to pronounce the SAMPA.

An alternative is to use lexconvert (Wayback) to do the conversion and feed the output to espeak.