System prompts in French

In addition to the standard translated system prompts, the French samples include:

• Prompts to be called by the Currency prompt (named xxx_frs)
• Currency voice directory (named Monnaie)
• Currency voice tables (named xxx_frs)
• Phone numbers voice table (named Telephone)

Each French system prompt accepts a number as input and plays a prompt that speaks the number as one of the following :

• An integer between 1 and 100 000 000 000
• A real number
• A date (in French format: DD MM YYYY)
• A time (in French format: HH MM)
• A phone number (in French format : nn nn nn nn)
• An amount of currency (in French format, using Francs and Centimes)

Note that if you delete the French language from the system, the specific French system prompts (Small_number_frs, Whole_number_frs, and Real_number_frs) are not removed. You must remove each prompt individually.

The standard French system prompts are :

Small_number

Plays an integer between -999 and 999.

For example, 121 is spoken as "cent ... vingt et un." Small_number includes prompt statements that reference the Numbers and the Numbers_c voice tables.

Whole_number

Plays a positive or negative integer.

For example, 12345 is spoken as "douze mille ... trois cent ... quarante cinq."

Whole_number includes prompt statements that reference the Numbers, the Numbers_c, and the Numbers_m voice tables.

Real_number

Plays a positive or negative number.

For example, 1,23 is spoken as "un ... virgule ... vingt trois."

Date

Plays 6 digits (DDMMYY) or 8 digits (DDMMYYYY) as day, month, and year.

For example, 010194 is spoken as "Le premier ... janvier ... mille ... neuf cent ... quatre vingt quatorze."

Date includes prompt statements that reference the Month of Year and the Day of Month voice tables.

Time

Plays 6 digits (HH MM SS) as hour and minutes.

For example, 09:30 is spoken as "neuf heures ... trente minutes."

Time includes prompt statements that reference the Time of Day voice table

Phone

Plays 8 digits as 4 numbers

For example, 49057000 is spoken as "quarante neuf ... zero cinq ... soixante dix ... zero zero." Phone includes prompt statements that reference the Telephone voice table.

Currency

Plays input as Francs and Centimes associated with the following specific French system prompts.

The French system prompts called by the Currency prompt are:

Small_number_frs

Plays an currency integer between -999 and 999.

For example, 121 is spoken as "cent ... vingt et un francs."

Small_number_frs includes prompt statements that reference the Numbers the Numbers_c, the Numbers_frs and the Numbers_cfrs voice tables.

Whole_number_frs

Plays a positive or negative currency integer.

For example, 12345 is spoken as "douze mille ... trois cent ... quarante cinq francs."

Whole_number_frs includes prompt statements that reference the Numbers, the Numbers_c, the Numbers_m, the Numbers_frs, the Numbers_cfrs, and the Numbers_mfrs voice tables.

Real_number_frs

Plays a positive or negative currency number.

For example, 1,23 is spoken as "un franc ... vingt trois ... centimes."