Merge pull request #194170 from jiajzhan/jiajzhan/updatelink

update phone set document

Author: Maggiemouse1

articles/cognitive-services/Speech-Service/how-to-speech-synthesis-viseme.md

@@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ zone_pivot_groups: programming-languages-speech-services-nomore-variant
 # Get facial pose events for lip-sync
 
 > [!NOTE]
-> At this time, viseme events are available only for English (US) [neural voices](language-support.md#text-to-speech).
+> At this time, viseme events are available only for [neural voices](language-support.md#text-to-speech).
 
 A _viseme_ is the visual description of a phoneme in spoken language. It defines the position of the face and mouth when a person speaks a word. Each viseme depicts the key facial poses for a specific set of phonemes. 
 
@@ -178,59 +178,7 @@ For 3D characters, think of the characters as string puppets. The puppet master
 
 ## Map phonemes to visemes
 
-Visemes vary by language. Each language has a set of visemes that correspond to its specific phonemes. The following table shows the correspondence between International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) phonemes and viseme IDs for English (US).
-
-| IPA | Example | Viseme ID |
-|-----|---------|-----------|
-| i	  |	**ea**t   | 6 |
-| ɪ	  | **i**f | 6 |
-| eɪ  | **a**te | 4 |
-| ɛ | **e**very | 4 |
-|æ	|	**a**ctive	      |1|
-|ɑ	|	**o**bstinate	  |2|
-|ɔ	|	c**au**se	      |3|
-|ʊ	|	b**oo**k	      |4|
-|oʊ	|	**o**ld	          |8|
-|u	|	**U**ber	      |7|
-|ʌ	|	**u**ncle	      |1|
-|aɪ	|	**i**ce	          |11|
-|aʊ	|	**ou**t	          |9|
-|ɔɪ	|	**oi**l	          |10|
-|ju	|	**Yu**ma	      |[6, 7]|
-|ə	|	**a**go	          |1|
-|ɪɹ	|	**ear**s	      |[6, 13]|
-|ɛɹ	|	**air**plane	  |[4, 13]|
-|ʊɹ	|	c**ur**e	      |[4, 13]|
-|aɪ(ə)ɹ	|	**Ire**land	  |[11, 13]|
-|aʊ(ə)ɹ	|	**hour**s	  |[9, 13]|
-|ɔɹ	|	**or**ange	      |[3, 13]|
-|ɑɹ	|	**ar**tist	      |[2, 13]|
-|ɝ	|	**ear**th	      |[5, 13]|
-|ɚ	|	all**er**gy	      |[1, 13]|
-|w	|	**w**ith, s**ue**de	  |7|
-|j	|	**y**ard, f**e**w	  |6|
-|p	|	**p**ut	          |21|
-|b	|	**b**ig	          |21|
-|t	|	**t**alk	      |19|
-|d	|	**d**ig	          |19|
-|k	|	**c**ut	          |20|
-|g	|	**g**o	          |20|
-|m	|	**m**at, s**m**ash	  |21|
-|n	|	**n**o, s**n**ow	  |19|
-|ŋ	|	li**n**k	      |20|
-|f	|	**f**ork	      |18|
-|v	|	**v**alue	      |18|
-|θ	|	**th**in	      |17|
-|ð	|	**th**en	      |17|
-|s	|	**s**it	          |15|
-|z	|	**z**ap	          |15|
-|ʃ	|	**sh**e	          |16|
-|ʒ	|	**J**acques	      |16|
-|h	|	**h**elp	      |12|
-|tʃ	|	**ch**in	      |16|
-|dʒ	|	**j**oy	          |16|
-|l	|	**l**id, g**l**ad	  |14|
-|ɹ	|	**r**ed, b**r**ing	  |13|
+Visemes vary by language and locale. Each locale has a set of visemes that correspond to its specific phonemes. The [SSML phonetic alphabets](speech-ssml-phonetic-sets.md) documentation maps viseme IDs to the corresponding International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) phonemes.
 
 
 ## Next steps

articles/cognitive-services/Speech-Service/includes/phonetic-sets/text-to-speech/de-de.md

@@ -50,55 +50,52 @@
 | `sapi` | `ipa` | VisemeID | Example 1 | Example 2 | Example 3 |
 |--|--|----------|--|--|--|
 | b | `b` | 21       | **B**ank | | Pu**b**[<sup>1</sup>](#de-c-1) |
-| c | `ç` | 12       | **Ch**emie | mögli**ch**st | i**ch**[<sup>2</sup>](#de-c-2) |
-| d | `d` | 19       | **d**anken | Len**d**l[<sup>3</sup>](#de-c-3) | Clau**d**e[<sup>4</sup>](#de-c-4) |
-| jh | `ʤ` | 16       | **J**eff | gemana**g**t | Chan**g**e[<sup>5</sup>](#de-c-5) |
+| d | `d` | 19       | **d**anken | Len**d**l[<sup>2</sup>](#de-c-2) | Clau**d**e[<sup>3</sup>](#de-c-3) |
+| jh | `ʤ` | 16       | **J**eff | gemana**g**t | Chan**g**e[<sup>4</sup>](#de-c-4) |
 | f | `f` | 18       | **F**ahrtdauer | angri**ff**slustig | abbruchrei**f** |
-| g | `g` | 20       | **g**ut |  Gre**g**[<sup>6</sup>](#de-c-6) |  |
+| g | `g` | 20       | **g**ut |  Gre**g**[<sup>5</sup>](#de-c-5) |  |
 | h | `h` | 12       | **H**ausanbau |  |  |
 | y | `j` | 6        | **J**od | Reakt**i**on | hu**i** |
 | k | `k` | 20       | **K**oma | Aspe**k**t | Flec**k** |
 | l | `l` | 14       | **l**au | ähne**l**n | zuvie**l** |
 | m | `m` | 21       | **M**ut | A**m**t | Leh**m** |
 | n | `n` | 19       | **n**un | u**n**d | Huh**n** |
-| ng | `ŋ` | 20       | **Ng**uyen[<sup>7</sup>](#de-c-7) | Schwa**nk** | R**ing** |
+| ng | `ŋ` | 20       | **Ng**uyen[<sup>6</sup>](#de-c-6) | Schwa**nk** | R**ing** |
 | p | `p` | 21       | **P**artner | abru**p**t | Ti**p** |
 | pf | `pf` | 21,18    | **Pf**erd | dam**pf**t | To**pf** |
 | r | `ʀ`, `r`, `ʁ` | 13       | **R**eise | knu**rr**t | Haa**r** |
-| s | `s` | 15       | **S**taccato[<sup>8</sup>](#de-c-8) | bi**s**t | mie**s** |
+| s | `s` | 15       | **S**taccato[<sup>7</sup>](#de-c-7) | bi**s**t | mie**s** |
 | sh | `ʃ` | 16       | **Sch**ule | mi**sch**t | lappi**sch** |
 | t | `t` | 19       | **T**raum | S**t**raße | Mu**t** |
 | ts | `ts` | 19,15    | **Z**ug | Ar**z**t | Wit**z** |
 | ch | `tʃ` | 19,16    | **Tsch**echien | aufgepu**tsch**t | bundesdeu**tsch** |
-| v | `v` | 18       | **w**inken | Q**u**alle | Gr**oo**ve[<sup>9</sup>](#de-c-9) |
-| x | `x`[<sup>10</sup>](#de-c-10), `ç`[<sup>11</sup>](#de-c-11) | 12       | Ba**ch**erach[<sup>12</sup>](#de-c-12) | Ma**ch**t mögli**ch**st | Schma**ch** 'i**ch** |
+| v | `v` | 18       | **w**inken | Q**u**alle | Gr**oo**ve[<sup>8</sup>](#de-c-8) |
+| x | `x`[<sup>9</sup>](#de-c-9), `ç`[<sup>10</sup>](#de-c-10) | 12       | Ba**ch**erach[<sup>11</sup>](#de-c-11) | Ma**ch**t mögli**ch**st | Schma**ch** 'i**ch** |
 | z | `z` | 15       | **s**uper |  |  |
 | zh | `ʒ` | 16       | **G**enre | B**re**ezinski | Edvi**g**e |
 
 <a id="de-c-1"></a>
 **1** *Only in words of foreign origin, such as Pu**b***.<br>
 <a id="de-c-2"></a>
-**2** *Soft "ch" after "e" and "i"*.<br>
+**2** *Only in words of foreign origin, such as Len**d**l*.<br>
 <a id="de-c-3"></a>
-**3** *Only in words of foreign origin, such as Len**d**l*.<br>
+**3** *Only in words of foreign origin, such as Clau**d**e*.<br>
 <a id="de-c-4"></a>
-**4** *Only in words of foreign origin, such as Clau**d**e*.<br>
+**4** *Only in words of foreign origin, such as Chan**g**e*.<br>
 <a id="de-c-5"></a>
-**5** *Only in words of foreign origin, such as Chan**g**e*.<br>
+**5** *Word-terminally only in words of foreign origin, such as Gre**g***.<br>
 <a id="de-c-6"></a>
-**6** *Word-terminally only in words of foreign origin, such as Gre**g***.<br>
+**6** *Only in words of  foreign origin, such as **Ng**uyen*.<br>
 <a id="de-c-7"></a>
-**7** *Only in words of  foreign origin, such as **Ng**uyen*.<br>
+**7** *Only in words of foreign origin, such as **S**taccato*.<br>
 <a id="de-c-8"></a>
-**8** *Only in words of foreign origin, such as **S**taccato*.<br>
+**8** *Only in words of foreign origin, such as Gr**oo**ve*.<br>
 <a id="de-c-9"></a>
-**9** *Only in words of foreign origin, such as Gr**oo**ve*.<br>
+**9** *The IPA `x` is a hard "ch" after all non-front vowels (a, aa, oh, ow, uh, uw, and the diphthong aw)*.<br>
 <a id="de-c-10"></a>
-**10** *The IPA `x` is a hard "ch" after all non-front vowels (a, aa, oh, ow, uh, uw, and the diphthong aw)*.<br>
+**10** *The IPA `ç` is a soft "ch" after front vowels (ih, iy, eh, ae, uy, ue, oe, eu, and diphthongs ay, oy) and consonants*.<br>
 <a id="de-c-11"></a>
-**11** *The IPA `ç` is a soft "ch" after front vowels (ih, iy, eh, ae, uy, ue, oe, eu, and diphthongs ay, oy) and consonants*.<br>
-<a id="de-c-12"></a>
-**12** *Word-initial only in words of foreign origin, such as **J**uan. Syllable-initial also in words such as Ba**ch**erach*.<br>
+**11** *Word-initial only in words of foreign origin, such as **J**uan. Syllable-initial also in words such as Ba**ch**erach*.<br>
 
 #### German oral consonants
 

articles/cognitive-services/Speech-Service/includes/phonetic-sets/text-to-speech/es-es.md

@@ -13,13 +13,13 @@
 | `sapi` | `ipa` | `viseme` | Example 1    | Example 2     | Example 3      |
 |--------|-------|----------|--------------|---------------|----------------|
 | b      | `b`   | 21       | **b**aobab   | cam**b**io    | am**b**        |
-| bh     | `β`   | 21       |              | bao**b**ab    | baoba**b**     |
+|      | `β`   | 21       |              | bao**b**ab    | baoba**b**     |
 | ch     | `t͡ʃ` | 19,16    | **ch**eque   | co**ch**e     | Marraque**ch** |
 | d      | `d`   | 19       | **d**edo     | can**d**ado   | portlan**d**   |
-| dh     | `ð`   | 17       |              | de**d**o      | verda**d**     |
+|      | `ð`   | 17       |              | de**d**o      | verda**d**     |
 | f      | `f`   | 18       | **f**ácil    | ele**f**ante  | pu**f**        |
 | g      | `g`   | 20       | **g**anga    | gan**g**a     | dópin**g**     |
-| gh     | `ɣ`   | 20       |              | a**g**ua      | tuare**g**     |
+|      | `ɣ`   | 20       |              | a**g**ua      | tuare**g**     |
 | j      | `j`   | 6        | **i**odo     | cal**i**ente  | re**y**        |
 | jj     | `j͡j` | 6,6      |              | vi**ll**a     |                |
 | k      | `k`   | 20       | **c**oche    | bo**c**a      | titáni**c**    |

articles/cognitive-services/Speech-Service/includes/phonetic-sets/text-to-speech/zh-hk.md

@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-he Speech service phone set for `zh-HK` is based on the native phone <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jyutping" target="_blank">Jyutping </a> set.
+The Speech service phone set for `zh-HK` is based on the native phone <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jyutping" target="_blank">Jyutping </a> set.
 
 ### Jyutping Initials
 

articles/cognitive-services/Speech-Service/speech-ssml-phonetic-sets.md

@@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ Speech service supports the [International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA)](https://en.w
 | `ˌ`   | Secondary stress   | 
 | `.`   | Syllable boundary  | 
 
-For some locales, Speech service defines its own phonetic alphabets, which ordinarily map to the [International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA)](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Phonetic_Alphabet). The seven locales that support the Microsoft Speech API (SAPI, or `sapi`) are en-US, fr-FR, de-DE, es-ES, ja-JP, zh-CN, and zh-TW. For those seven locales, you set `sapi` or `ipa` as the `alphabet` in [SSML](speech-synthesis-markup.md#use-phonemes-to-improve-pronunciation). 
+For some locales, Speech service defines its own phonetic alphabets, which ordinarily map to the [International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA)](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Phonetic_Alphabet). The eight locales that support the Microsoft Speech API (SAPI, or `sapi`) are en-US, fr-FR, de-DE, es-ES, ja-JP, zh-CN, zh-HK, and zh-TW. For those eight locales, you set `sapi` or `ipa` as the `alphabet` in [SSML](speech-synthesis-markup.md#use-phonemes-to-improve-pronunciation). 
 
 See the sections in this article for the phonemes that are specific to each locale.