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Yeah, also a Moravian (ancient nation united with the Czechs more than 1000 years ago) person will speak English differently than a Czech (as in nation, not sta
by TomMarius 7y ago
Yeah, also a Moravian (ancient nation united with the Czechs more than 1000 years ago) person will speak English differently than a Czech (as in nation, not state) person even though we all speak the Czech language.
- joshuaissac 7y agoA solution could be to tag both the dialect and the accent with language codes. Native speakers of Moravian Czech will probably have similar accents when they speak New Zealand English. Using Glottolog IDs as tags for example, this might be represented as { dialect:"newz1240", accent:"czec1259" }. If the program can already recognise the New Zealand English dialect and the Moravian Czech accent, it might then leverage both of those to recognise the speech of a Moravian person speaking New Zealand English.