Add to_ordinal implementation for Czech. Fix to_ordinal for Korean #640
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July 10, 2025 13:23
- There should be no space after 백 (hundred) because Korean numbers are written as compound words without spaces. - Handle place values properly: Check if the number ends with 백, 천, 만, 억 first. - Handle 십 (ten) properly. - Use proper string splitting with limit parameter. - Use .get() method instead of try/except for dictionary lookups.
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Test Czech and Korean ordinals as follows:
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I introduced these changes to properly convert ordinal numbers in Czech and Korean for creating the multilanguage speech datasets with CoquiTTS.