Not in Visual Studio , no.
In the meantime, you can go to the API level and create your own implementation derived from the abstract PluralizationService class. Once you do this, you can tell EntityModelSchemaGenerator to use your implementation, and not by default, to create a model using your specific pluralization rules. This solution is only for the API, we do not yet provide a way to select another pluralizer in Visual Studio.
However, you can use the pluralization service in your own code and configure it there.
Here is an example .
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