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I found Google Transliteration, a very good tool to reproduce the sounds of a sentence in a different language.

Reference:

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It supports approx. 22 languages. how does make it to support German and Swedish too. I cant see these languages there.

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ARGUMENTS:
-----------
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Test the result of various valies like so


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