As part of the project «72 uras» we want to gather as much young people as possible from the 16th to 19th January 2020 which help collecting voice recordings in all five Romansh varieties for Common Voice ( https://72h.ch/de/projektdetail?tx_seventytwohours_piprojects[project]=46&tx_seventytwohours_p…

Hi, Thanks for posting. We have a legal limitation on age, we can’t collect voices from people under 19 as explained in our site terms of use. About languages, we are currently finishing our strategy about them, but right now we are considering a text dataset-language a common writing system that …

And the languages requirements to be launched and have enough data to train a STT model: [image] open_book Readme: How to see my language on Common Voice Common Voice triangular_flag_on_post This information is also now available on the About Pages on Common Voice Website…

Thank you for your answer. I agree with most of your points, but actually the Romansh idioms do differ in lexicon and grammar. That’s why an average speaker won’t be able to pronounce sentences in other «dialects» (idioms). So, if all varieties would be mixed, a contributor would have to check and …

Hi. I’m grateful for the fact, that Romansh sursilvan and soon also Romansh vallader can be part of the Common voice project. This project is for Romansh not only a ‘nice to have’, it’s both a great chance and a big contribution to our effort for language promotion and salvation as well. I’d like t…

Hi, It seems our list of languages and what you are explaining here are in conflict, and we might need to do some additional research. I would like to clarify the expectations, we currently don’t have any bandwidth to do additional investigation for languages that don’t fit in this list. This migh…

Hi, I do now understand. Your list obviously contains errors. I’ll ask to correct the information via bug report. Romansh is a national language of Switzerland, and an official language in dealings with persons who speak this language. Furthermore: Persons who speak Romansh may address the federal …

Hi I refer to the list you were linking to. I thought I would need to add the written variations of Romansh to this list, but found, that subtags were already made in 2010. http://www.iana.org/assignments/language-subtag-registry/language-subtag-registry If you look for Romansh, you’ll find 13 en…

Thanks for the links. As I previously commented, we are relying on this unicode standard list . Unfortunately we don’t have the bandwidth right now to change this, we have been working for months on the new accents and language strategy and we won’t be able to advance on this field until that’s reso…

Hi. I appreciate your work and effort. So, thanks very much anyway. I still disagree, that Romansh fits in your new accents and language strategy, but I’m happy to wait, and there will be enough work for us to do with vallader and sursilvan until then. But I got it: I’ll have to do something about …

Hi there, hi @nukeador I´m a native Romansh Puter speaker and do contribute so far (2-3 weeks) in Romansh Vallader. Because I didn´t find Rumansh Puter, this is close to it, but really not the same. I need to skip about every 3d sentence, because it would surely not be correct and would worsen the …

Romansh has 5 different varieties (idioms): Sursilvan, Vallader, Surmiran, Puter, Sutsilvan

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And the languages requirements to be launched and have enough data to train a STT model:

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📖 Readme: How to see my language on Common Voice Common Voice announcements	35	14510	May 10, 2022
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Romansh has 5 different varieties (idioms): Sursilvan, Vallader, Surmiran, Puter, Sutsilvan

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