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Originally Posted by Tex2002ans
Also, there could potentially be differences in Text-to-Speech engines. <em> might be spoken with more emphasis on the words, while <i> could be spoken normally.
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There are a lot of things which *could* be done with TTS engines but do you know of any mass market TTS app (or reading app) which actually does differentiate between <em> and <i>?
In fact I'd go so far as to say that all the TTS/Voice combos I've ever tried (Windows and Android) appear to ignore all i/em/b/strong tags completely. I wish they did aurally emphasise italic and/or bold text, but they don't. Maybe one day ...