Any Female British Voices with US terms and Measurements?

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    Goanna

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    Just wondering if there are any Female British voices available that have US terminology and US measurements? I searched around here a bit but didn't come across anything.

    An Elizabeth Hurley voice would be great, lol.
     
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    What do you mean by US terminology? - I have a few female voices that I can send over to you if you PM me your e-mail address, these voices are, and always have been free for people to use.

    Liz Whitaker
    Vicki Archer

    They are UK based and to be honest I use the Liz voice by default on most of my non TTS equipped devices as I finds its so clear and easy to understand - Mike
     
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    Mike, you know.......

    Highway instead of Motorway........
    Elevator instead of Lift.........
    Apartment instead of Flat ....

    :)D, ok........the last two aren't relevant)
     
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    In which case I don't know of any English voices with an American "twang" - whats the word you use for roundabout as thats different isn't it?

    Still applies though if anyone wants a copy of the free voices mentioned above send me your e-mail by PM and I will send them over - Mike
     
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    I actually think 'roundabout' is the proper North American term, Mike. They just aren't nearly as common here as in Europe and elsewhere.
     
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    I hear roundabout isn't consistently used throughout the US. In the northeast it's called "rotary".

    Just like East Coast = Highway, West Coast = Freeway
     
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    I just tell her....."that's ok dear I understand what you say"..............:D
     
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