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Conditioned in Training, Dispensable at Inference: Typological Conditioning for Multilingual Speech Translation
Multilingual speech translation frontends built on speech large language models typically condition on language identity, as a learned embedding or a prompted language name. Such a signal, however, is learned separately for each language and transfers nothing between typologically related languages.
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