Mozilla doesn’t pick or favor any one language over another. Instead, Common Voice is a purely community-driven initiative, but it takes <multilangLink>several steps to add a new language</multilangLink> and begin collecting voice donations. First, the Common Voice website needs to be translated so community members can access the contributor experience in their own language. Next, we need a large collection of copyright-free sentences for people to read outloud. Once both of those requirements are satisfied a language is “launched” on Common Voice for people to start recording their voice and validating others donations. If you want to help launch a new language, head over to our <sentenceCollectorLink>sentence collection tool</sentenceCollectorLink> to get started.
Mozilla suɓotaako, faltotaako ɗemngal fawa ɗum e goɗɗe. E jaati, Common Voice ko golle renndo, kono ena waɗi <multilangLink>daawe keewɗe ngam ɓeydude ɗemngal kesal</multilangLink> kisa fuɗɗee roɓindaade sawtooji dokkaaɗi. Ko adii, lowre Common Voice ndee maa firee ngam terɗe renndo ɗee mbaawa naatde e ballitgol tawa ko e ɗemngal mum'en. Rewa heen, amin cokli konngi keewɗi sanne tawa eɗi momtaa jojjanɗe jeyal ngam yimɓe mbaawa tarde ɗe daande dow. Tuma nde ɗee baɗɗiiɗe ɗiɗi keɓaa, ɗemngal ndeen ”hurmintee“ e Common Voice ngam yimɓe puɗɗoo nanngitaade sawtooji mum'en e jaalɗinde dokkaaɗe woɗɓe. So aɗa yiɗi wallude hurminde ɗemngal kesal, yaaɓ to <sentenceCollectorLink>kuutorgal roɓindo konnguɗi</sentenceCollectorLink> amen ngam fuɗɗaade toon.