Is this also an issue with ChromeVox or other web screenreaders for Oppia web @KolliAnitha?

@BenHenning, Chromevox also reads 'We’ll need to mix milk and banana puree in the ratio 14 underscores.'

Thanks @KolliAnitha.

This seems like a content issue that needs to be addressed, then. Sending over to the content team to figure out how they want to handle this.

Confirming from the lesson review team that this issue has been fixed.

@Kebith Just wanted to double-check this one -- could you please confirm how Talkback currently reads the sentence? Thanks!

@seanlip
Reads as "We'll need to mix milk and banana puree in the ratio (silence).

Can you complete..."

Thanks @Kebith! Just to double-check, are you listening to the voiceovers, or to Talkback?

Voiceovers are human-created recordings of the content in the app, but Talkback refers to functionality on the app specifically for e.g. screenreader users (and it has to be enabled through the Accessibility menu). So just wanted to make sure we're looking at the right thing here before closing it.

Oh! I was listening to the voiceovers, not talkback. Sorry!

Not sure I know how to access the talkback.

Ah ok, thanks! I'll discuss it with @BenHenning when we meet next.

Discussed with @BenHenning -- let's treat "2+ underscores, with space/punctuation on both sides" as a single token for speech purposes, and read it as "blank". This representation should be generated as part of the Android data import pipeline, so moving this issue back to the Android repo.

2+ underscores, with space/punctuation on both sides

@seanlip Can you please help me to understand the rationale behind 2+ underscores? If the lessons contain only '__' (two underscores) between words, how do we want the voiceover to say this?

This is important for understanding the requirements for designing the Automatic voiceover project.

Thank you

@Nik-09 I think we would still say "blank" in that case. Only for a single underscore would we say "underscore".