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Assessing the Reusability of Public Speech Resources for Low-Resource Languages: A Central Kurdish Case Study
Kurdish is spoken by millions of people, but little technology can read it aloud. A recent study released three Kurdish voices, 35 hours of recorded speech, and a paper describing the work, all free to download. This review checks how well those public files match the paper. The research is careful
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