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novalis78
9y ago
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Indeed. I was surprised by that as well. Sounded like a Dutch speaker with a muffled voice behind a screen.
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vintermann
9y ago
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Especially funny as the main authors are Dutch.
rattray
9y ago
Ah. Perhaps it was trained on Dutch speakers, not English.
sjwright
9y ago
That would explain it. Would be interesting to hear babbling trained with other languages and accents.
space_fountain
9y ago
Might just be that English is fairly close to German and the like but as English speakers it doesn't sound like English to us because we know English so it gets mapped as a similar but different language.
dharma1
9y ago
Confirms my thought that Dutch sounds like unintelligible babbling :)
ralfd
9y ago
To my German ears it sounded definitely English, not Dutch, like a very hard to understand dialect.
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