Almost all SmileBASIC users in north America have never used TALK. The reason I guess is that pronunciation of TALK is depend on Japanese. But, I think we can make SmileBASIC talk like English and I'd like to confirm it. Could you tell me what does your SmileBASIC say when you run 4D4PE433?

It says: What time is it tonight, watermelon. [watermelon is pronounced like 'watermelone' from the popular vine]

My intention is as follows. #1: What time is it now? #2: McDonald I've noticed it is difficult for me to trace native speaker's pronunciations after all. By the way, there must be third sentence. Please run the program on direct command mode.

If I'm hearing things right, the third sentence says "Catch them all".

Yes, it is same as my intention. #3: Catch them all

Without a way to eliminate unnecessary vowels like the "%" in MKII's TALK function, it's just almost if not completely impossible to make it sound like proper English. Wish we still had RUBYTALK... Miitomo and Tomodachi Life's pronunciations were perfect. Here's my best take: [433XP4XD]

Thank you very much for adding "i'm lovin' it" Smileboom should have applied RUBYTALK as talk engine of SmileBASIC. In my opinion, they could not resolve copyright or patent issues.