Uses ctypes and libespeak-ng to transform text into IPA phonemes.
First, install libespeak-ng:
sudo apt-get install libespeak-ng1Next, install espeak_phonemizer:
pip install espeak_phonemizerIf installation was successful, you should be able to run:
espeak-phonemizer --versionSimply pass your text into the standard input of espeak-phonemizer:
echo 'This is a test.' | espeak-phonemizer -v en-us
ðɪs ɪz ɐ tˈɛstPhoneme and word separators can be changed:
echo 'This is a test.' | espeak-phonemizer -v en-us -p '_' -w '#'
ð_ɪ_s#ɪ_z#ɐ#t_ˈɛ_s_tSome punctuation can be kept (.,;:!?) in the output:
echo 'This: is, a, test.' | espeak-phonemizer -v en-us --keep-punctuation
ðˈɪs: ˈɪz, ˈeɪ, tˈɛst.Stress markers can also be dropped:
echo 'This is a test.' | espeak-phonemizer -v en-us --no-stress
ðɪs ɪz ɐ tɛstThe --csv flag enables delimited input with fields separated by a '|' (change with --csv-delimiter):
echo 's1|This is a test.' | espeak-phonemizer -v en-us --csv
s1|This is a test.|ðɪs ɪz ɐ tˈɛstPhonemes are added as a final column, allowing you to pass arbitrary metadata through to the output.
parallel -a /path/to/input.csv --pipepart \
espeak-phonemizer -v en-us --csv \
> /path/to/output.csv
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