When you use cli, if you use an uppercase beginning letter (like Say), then it doesn't get removed in the result.
Say Hi => Say Hi
say Hi => Hi

Also there's a bug in the french translation:
in regex/fr-fr/Words.rx there are only 2 different triggers: 'dis' and 'répète'
dis (?P.) <------ Replace this as 'parle'
dis (?P.)
répète (?P.*)

But in vocab/fr-fr/Speak.voc there are 3 of them: 'parle', 'dis', 'répète'
parle
dis
répète

This skill could be replaced by https://github.com/JarbasSkills/skill-parrot

parrot includes PR #8 , solves #6 and adds extra functionality, both skills do basically the same.

In parrot skill i am blacklisting this skill because of issues linked above

Parrot skill very simple and is a good template to show new users the usage of converse method

When you say "Wiederhole" (=repeat) it does repeat what's said afterwards. But for "Sprich" (=speak) and "Sag" (=say) it does not work.

Just installed matthew-repeat-recent-skill (make that an official skill!) and instead of expected behavior, Mycroft just complies with overly-literal interpretation. I.e., me:"hey mycroft, reapeat that" mycroft:"that"

speak sometimes also collides with a few other skills, i have some chatbot skills "what does cleverbot say about X" that never trigger because of this

solution proposal:

• move away from adapt regex intent into a low priority fallback?