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If the hunter had seen the squirrel, he would have killed it

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natural language processing

Type de record:

dataset

Créateur:

Ant

Hôte:

Emile Diabaté saying 'If the hunter had seen the squirrel, he would have killed it' with the Northern Toussian balafon surrogate language

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Tasks

speech processing

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Musicology and ethnomusicology Linguistics not elsewhere classified Northern Toussian Surrogate language Balafon Tone Burkina Faso Linguistics Musicology and Ethnomusicology

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