$ espeak -x americaBut there is a problem here: those are eSpeak phonemes, not Julius phonemes. Julius would define the pronunciation of "america" as:
a#m'ErIk@
$
ax m eh r ax k axI couldn't find a straightforward mapping from one to the other, so I created one:
| eSpeak | Julius |
| O@r-' | er |
| aI@ | ay ax |
| aU@ | aw er |
| O@r | ao r |
| nkI | ng k iy |
| tS | ch |
| dZ | jh |
| @L | ax l |
| @2 | ax |
| @5 | uw |
| @r | er |
| 3: | er |
| 3r | er |
| aa | ae |
| a# | ax |
| A: | aa |
| A@ | aa r |
| e@ | eh r |
| I2 | ix |
| i: | iy |
| i@ | ih |
| u: | uw |
| U@ | uh r |
| O: | ao |
| O@ | ao r |
| o@ | ao r |
| aI | ay |
| eI | ey |
| OI | oy |
| aU | aw |
| oU | ow |
| tt | t |
| b | b |
| d | d |
| f | f |
| g | g |
| h | hh |
| k | k |
| l | l |
| m | m |
| n | n |
| N | ng |
| p | p |
| r | r |
| s | s |
| S | sh |
| Z | zh |
| t | t |
| T | th |
| D | dh |
| v | v |
| j | y |
| w | w |
| z | z |
| @ | ax |
| 3 | er |
| a | ae |
| E | eh |
| I | ih |
| i | iy |
| 0 | aa |
| V | ah |
| U | uh |
| ' | |
| , | |
| ; | |
| : | |
| - | |
| ! | |
| _ |
Now the only thing left was to create a Julius grammar out of the generated phonemes.