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Animalesettexttospeech was created as a resource to help people who may be struggling with reading text on their own. It has been designed to be used as an educational tool to practice reading and writing, as well as for those who find it difficult or impossible to read text at all. The site provides audio recordings of common words and phrases. These recordings are often read by a computerized voice, but we also have recordings done by volunteers. Some words and phases are available in multiple languages, such as Spanish and Vietnamese, while others will only be available in English. All of the recordings are followed by a short piece of writing using simple vocabulary from the beginning of the recording. After the writing phase, there is a quiz designed to test how well you have been able to understand what you have just read. Animalesettexttospeech was created as a part of a project known as Articulatory Practice and Articulation Therapy, or APAART. This project was created by Dr. Ross Pilkey, Toyota Professor in Voice and Speech at UCLA. The site provides audio recordings of common words and phrases. These recordings are often read by a computerized voice, but we also have recordings done by volunteers. Some words and phases are available in multiple languages, such as Spanish and Vietnamese, while others will only be available in English. All of the recordings are followed by a short piece of writing using simple vocabulary from the beginning of the recording. After the writing phase, there is a quiz designed to test how well you have been able to understand what you have just read.Two people can work together on Animalesettexttospeech by using WebCite simultaneously. This allows them to share their research results, linking them to a common URL that can be used for citation purposes. The WebCite service provided by Animalesettexttospeech is free and will remain so. There is also the option of leaving the URL of a web site in comments on the Animalesettexttospeech blog. If someone else goes to that web site and clicks on the link, it will bring them to Animalesettexttosteamch blog where other users can leave comments or questions related to your work. This provides a way for users to communicate with each other and discuss their ideas.The project was started in September 2005. The first version of the program contained 3,000 words only, but was only available in English and Spanish. A few months later, new categories were added and a few days after that, the first recordings were made. The following year, a new version of the program was released with new categories. In 2008, the program had more than 200,000 words and had been translated into twelve languages. At this time it also included many community pages where users from all over the world could participate in chatting about literature, language learning and more.In June 2011 Animalesettexttospeech had more than seven million words and was available in almost a hundred languages. With this success, a decision was made to create a Spanish-language version of the site called Diccionario animalese texto-audio . cfa1e77820