Hi all, I have a problems when trying to use emacspeak with languages other than english, or at least all of those that use any letter outside of the english alphabet. When I change the language using C-w d S, and make it read text in that language, any letters that aren't a part of the english alphabet would be read by their english name, or at least the tts engine would try to read them. For example, change the tts server to espeak, set the language to czech (cs) and make it read this: Já jsem Matěj Towards the end, when it reached the letter ě, it would read it as something like "eh vit karon" instead of the "ye" sound it's actually suppose to be pronounced. This works for my own language to, which uses the cyrillic alphabet, but it however doesn't seem to happen in languages like German or French when I tried them, they read their letters just fine. I was experimenting and came upon a variable called dtk-unicode-process-utf8, which seemed to improve the situation a little, character's would be read correctly if the entire buffer was read, but in the latest version of emacspeak that variable seems to be gone. Something that sems to be related to this is the fact that non-english languages, even french and german, read various punctuation like colon, less than, etc as they're written in english, or at least they do when it's read character by character. When that character is a part of a longer text they're read just fine. While I doubt this has much to do with it, I'm running mac OS 11.6, emacs 28.1 and I'm using the latest development build of emacspeak, however this issue was present in most versions I've tried since 53.0. Anyone had an issue like this? -- Видимо Се, Александар