| [ jobOpportunity ] in KIDS 글 쓴 이(By): pkp (~~~pkp~~~) 날 짜 (Date): 1995년05월27일(토) 19시12분40초 KDT 제 목(Title): 한국어 음성 자료 수집(1000$ ?? :) 보낸이 (From) : vince (비니) 시 간 (Date) : 1995년05월27일(토) 13시44분05초 제 목 (Title) : 한국어 음성 자료 수집 Oregon Gragudate Institute에서 언어연구에 필요한 한국어 음성 을 필요로 한다는군요. 1-800 전화번호가 있으니 미국에서 공부 하시는 분들중 지난 한주일동안 한국말을 한마디도 못하셔서 답 답하시다, 이런 생각드시는분들 전화해보세요. 1명을 추첨해서 1000달러 상금도 준다고 하네요. Date: Mon, 15 May 95 09:10 PDT To: tlander@cse.ogi.edu Subject: DONATE YOUR VOICE TO SCIENCE, win 1000 dollars Re: Korean I have carefully selected a number of individuals and lists on which to post this message. In all cases I have tried to encounter people and/or lists to which the topic of my post would pertain. You all seemed to me to be interested in the Korean language, and my research centers around trying to increase recognition of your language by using it in our study and making the data available world wide for computer (speech recognition) research. This is truly a very fascinating study and many many people all over the world will benifit from this data collection and from your essential help. Please read on to see how you can be a part of this research. If you are a list owner, I would ask that you seriously consider posting this on your list. If you feel that it is inappropriate, I understand, but perhaps you could forward it to others who may find it more in line with their interests. We do offer an award in our appreciation for the phone calls we receive. We offer this award totally at our own cost, and do not in any way make a profit off of this study. There are a few places on the web that you can find out about us, and particularly about this research project: http://www.cse.ogi.edu/CSLU/21lang.html http://www.cse.ogi.edu/CSLU/contest.html http://www.cse.ogi.edu/CSLU/ The numbers 1-800 below will only work within the US, Hawaii and Alaska. I am sorry that you can not participate in this project if you live abroad, but if you know people who speak one of the languages below and resides in the U.S., please forward this message to them. Thank you for your participation. Below you can also see a complete list of the other languages being studied. Sincerely, Terri Lander Language Identification Project at Oregon Graduate Institute Center For Spoken Language Understanding CALL NOW TO WIN ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS!! 1-800-738-3834 Re: Korean The Center for Spoken Language Understanding at the Oregon Graduate Institute is collecting a database of telephone speech from native speakers of 22 different languages. The data will be distributed free of charge to research laboratories worldwide for research in speech recognition and automatic language identification. The goal of this research is to collect enough speech samples to study language differences and to train computers to identify languages automatically. Korean is one of the 22 languages we are collecting. If you are a native speaker of a different language, please see the list of languages and phone numbers below. If you are a native speaker of Korean and would like to participate in this study there is a TOLL FREE number that you can call from anywhere within the continental United States. This is a free call. When you call the 1-800 number you will be asked a series of questions, and will be given time to respond in Korean. We will record the answers to each question. The identity of each caller will be kept confidential. The Center For Spoken Language Understanding is funded by research grants from several government agencies and by contributions from industry. The Oregon Graduate Institute is a not-for-profit academic institution. Each Korean caller is offered the chance to be entered in to a drawing for 1,000 dollars. After the data collection is completed OR on March 1, 1996, whichever comes first, we will randomly select one caller to win this cash prize. Entry into this drawing is VOID WHERE PROHIBITED BY LAW. Some restrictions apply. Official rules may be obtained upon request. Please feel free to forward this message to people you think my be interested. If you have additional questions please contact Terri Lander by or by email, tlander@cse.ogi.edu or by phone: (503)-690-1381. Thank you very much for your help, Sincerely, Terri Lander here are the phone numbers of all of the languages we are currently collecting. The langauges are divided into two categories, based on the type of award for calling. Please let me know which you think is a better incentive, and what other coupon choices you would like to see. Also please tell me where you heard about the data collection, (what place on the net, or what flier etc..) You can say this when you give your address during the phone call. to enter a drawing for 1000 dollars: dial 1-800 and then: english 276-8382 farsi 276-8386 french 738-3815 hindi 276-8379 hungarian 738-3819 korean 738-3834 malay 276-8374 mandarin 738-3816 polish 738-3820 portuguese 738-3840 swahili 738-3837 swedish 276-8375 to receive a $3 coupon from McDonald's or TCBY Frozen Yogurt: dial 1-800 and then: arabic 298-2311 cantonese 298-2346 czech 323-5767 german 439-1531 italian 298-2308 japanese 819-2903 russian 298-2344 spanish 291-7644 vietnamese 589-7656 tamil 323-5762 These are the only languages we are studying at this time. For your information, here is a copy of the questions that you will be asked when you call. You will hear a voice speaking these questions in your native language: 1. Thank you for calling the Oregon Graduate Institute. We are studying the different languages of the world. We are currently recording speech in <language>. To do this, we need to record samples of speech from fluent speakers of <language>. Please respond to the following questions and instructions in <language> only. This phone call will take about 5 minutes. Please wait for the beep before speaking. 2. What is your native language? 3. What language do you speak most of the time? 4. What language do you speak at home? 5. What other languages do you speak and understand? 6. How old are you? 7. What is your date of birth? 8. Are you male or female? 9. How long have you been in the United States? 10. What city and state did you spend most of your childhood? 11. What is your zipcode? 12. What area code are you calling from? 13. What day of the week is today? 14. What time is it? 15. Please say a familiar telephone number. 16. How would you ask someone if they speak <language>? 17. Please say the greeting you usually use when answering the phone in <language>. 18. For each of the following descriptions, we will record the first ten seconds of your answer. You may begin speaking at the beep. A second beep will indicate when we have finished recording your answer to each question. 19. Please describe the route you take to work or to the store. 20. Tell us something that you like about your hometown. 21. Tell us about the climate in your hometown. 22. Describe the room you are calling from. 23. Describe your most recent meal. 24. We now want you to talk for a longer period of time. You can tell us anything, something about yourself, your hobbies or interests, the city that you live in, or the sports that you like. Or you can make up a story, or tell us about something that happened to you. Please do not read anything, we would prefer that you make something up. You will have 1 minute to speak. Please try to speak during the whole minute. We will now give you 10 seconds to think about what to say. 25. Please begin speaking at the beep. You will hear a second beep when you have 10 seconds left. 27. If you are calling from a touch tone phone, please push the button number 2. 28. Would you like us to enter your name in the drawing? 29. Thank you for your participation. If you would like to participate in the drawing for $1,000, please leave your name, address, and telephone number In <language>. Your name, address and telephone number will be kept confidential. You may hang up when you are through speaking. Thank you. -- 최우형, 전산학과 석사2년 (from ARA BBS) ~~~~~~~~~~pkp~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~pkp~~~~~~~~~~~~ ^_^ 키즈의 아저씨 pkp palindrome ^L^ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ |