Voice recognition technology is revolutionizing the way we interact with machines, but the currently available systems are expensive and proprietary. Common Voice is part of Mozilla’s initiative to make voice recognition technologies better and more accessible for everyone.  Common Voice is a  massive global database of donated voices that lets anyone quickly and easily train voice-enabled apps in potentially every language.  We're not only collecting voice samples  in widely spoken languages but also in those with a smaller population of speakers. Publishing a diverse dataset of voices will empower developers, entrepreneurs, and communities to address this gap themselves. In addition to the Common Voice dataset, we’re also building an open source speech recognition engine called Deep Speech.
Holh in computer kan chawnh khawhnak nih hin zeitin dah computer he kan i pehtlaih ti hi biatak tein a kan thlen, a sinain hman khawh mi pawl cu an man fak tuk i holh tam piin an ngah rih lo. Common Voice cu Mozzila nih a tuahmi, a holhphun kip in computer chawnh khawhnak dingah a si. Common Voice cu vawleicung mikip nih fawi tein an aw an tunnak database a nganpi a si.