Was it just easy to offer or is there more of a connection.
My wife is Bosnian and I have learned some over the years.
Was it just easy to offer or is there more of a connection.
My wife is Bosnian and I have learned some over the years.
How do you feel about your pronunciation of Bosnian? Could you get your wife to try it? How
The elephant in the room with language education is that it's tough to learn clear pronunciation even though it's super useful. Things get a bit messed up with speech recognition:
1. Speech recognition is designed to understand no matter what (which is kinda stupid – in natural language when things are incomprehensible [because of noise, lack of context, mispronunciation, or whatever we just ASK people to repeat]
2. Speech recognition is trained on native speakers most of the time. But it would make sense to do two opposite things: 1) train it on non-native speakers as well (to improve performance), things are getting there… 2) train it to correct non-native speakers (some projects in that direction too, mostly for English.)
I'll add my own layer of checks to handle such cases. So that when speech recognition goes wrong (as it inevitably will – with HIGH variability between different contexts and speakers) the teacher does not get off track because of it.
Sorry this got so long!
Thank you for sharing your feedback :)