#ligurian — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #ligurian, aggregated by home.social.
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Rezzano Cucina e Vino: Ligurian gourmet cuisine with two chefs cooking everything together | Latest news https://www.diningandcooking.com/2091777/rezzano-cucina-e-vino-ligurian-gourmet-cuisine-with-two-chefs-cooking-everything-together-latest-news/ #chef #CHEFS #E #experience #family #Giubbani #I #Italia #Italian #ItalianCooking #italiano #italy #ligurian #menus #Rezzano
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The Mozilla #CommonVoice #dataset v20 was released yesterday - the largest open #speech dataset in the world. My #dataviz, linked below, shows a continuation of patterns seen for some years now:
➡️ There's more data collected for #Catalan (ca) than for #English (en) - testament to the independence and language reclamation efforts in Catalunya. Language and cultural transmission are deeply intertwined.
➡️ Some of the newer #languages to Common Voice, like #Ligurian / #Genoese (lij) have contributions from mostly older speakers, which is unusual in comparison to the rest of the dataset. This may reflect the population that currently speak those languages - as many regional languages in Italy are in rapid decline.➡️ Some languages such as Eastern Mari / Meadow Mari (mhr) - a #Uralic language spoken in the Mari-El Republic within Russia - have samples from predominantly female-identifying speakers, again contrasting to the rest of the dataset. Other languages here include #Cantonese (yue), #Georgian (ka), and #Kalenjin (kln).
➡️ A key part in the preparation of the Common Voice dataset is the validation of utterances to assure they match their written transcription - which requires at least two validations by separate speakers. Some newer languages to Common Voice, such as Erzya (myv) and Moksha (mdf), both Uralic languages, have nearly 100% validation.
What are your interpretations of the dataset?
https://observablehq.com/@kathyreid/mozilla-common-voice-v20-dataset-metadata-coverage
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The Mozilla #CommonVoice #dataset v20 was released yesterday - the largest open #speech dataset in the world. My #dataviz, linked below, shows a continuation of patterns seen for some years now:
➡️ There's more data collected for #Catalan (ca) than for #English (en) - testament to the independence and language reclamation efforts in Catalunya. Language and cultural transmission are deeply intertwined.
➡️ Some of the newer #languages to Common Voice, like #Ligurian / #Genoese (lij) have contributions from mostly older speakers, which is unusual in comparison to the rest of the dataset. This may reflect the population that currently speak those languages - as many regional languages in Italy are in rapid decline.➡️ Some languages such as Eastern Mari / Meadow Mari (mhr) - a #Uralic language spoken in the Mari-El Republic within Russia - have samples from predominantly female-identifying speakers, again contrasting to the rest of the dataset. Other languages here include #Cantonese (yue), #Georgian (ka), and #Kalenjin (kln).
➡️ A key part in the preparation of the Common Voice dataset is the validation of utterances to assure they match their written transcription - which requires at least two validations by separate speakers. Some newer languages to Common Voice, such as Erzya (myv) and Moksha (mdf), both Uralic languages, have nearly 100% validation.
What are your interpretations of the dataset?
https://observablehq.com/@kathyreid/mozilla-common-voice-v20-dataset-metadata-coverage
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The Mozilla #CommonVoice #dataset v20 was released yesterday - the largest open #speech dataset in the world. My #dataviz, linked below, shows a continuation of patterns seen for some years now:
➡️ There's more data collected for #Catalan (ca) than for #English (en) - testament to the independence and language reclamation efforts in Catalunya. Language and cultural transmission are deeply intertwined.
➡️ Some of the newer #languages to Common Voice, like #Ligurian / #Genoese (lij) have contributions from mostly older speakers, which is unusual in comparison to the rest of the dataset. This may reflect the population that currently speak those languages - as many regional languages in Italy are in rapid decline.➡️ Some languages such as Eastern Mari / Meadow Mari (mhr) - a #Uralic language spoken in the Mari-El Republic within Russia - have samples from predominantly female-identifying speakers, again contrasting to the rest of the dataset. Other languages here include #Cantonese (yue), #Georgian (ka), and #Kalenjin (kln).
➡️ A key part in the preparation of the Common Voice dataset is the validation of utterances to assure they match their written transcription - which requires at least two validations by separate speakers. Some newer languages to Common Voice, such as Erzya (myv) and Moksha (mdf), both Uralic languages, have nearly 100% validation.
What are your interpretations of the dataset?
https://observablehq.com/@kathyreid/mozilla-common-voice-v20-dataset-metadata-coverage
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The Mozilla #CommonVoice #dataset v20 was released yesterday - the largest open #speech dataset in the world. My #dataviz, linked below, shows a continuation of patterns seen for some years now:
➡️ There's more data collected for #Catalan (ca) than for #English (en) - testament to the independence and language reclamation efforts in Catalunya. Language and cultural transmission are deeply intertwined.
➡️ Some of the newer #languages to Common Voice, like #Ligurian / #Genoese (lij) have contributions from mostly older speakers, which is unusual in comparison to the rest of the dataset. This may reflect the population that currently speak those languages - as many regional languages in Italy are in rapid decline.➡️ Some languages such as Eastern Mari / Meadow Mari (mhr) - a #Uralic language spoken in the Mari-El Republic within Russia - have samples from predominantly female-identifying speakers, again contrasting to the rest of the dataset. Other languages here include #Cantonese (yue), #Georgian (ka), and #Kalenjin (kln).
➡️ A key part in the preparation of the Common Voice dataset is the validation of utterances to assure they match their written transcription - which requires at least two validations by separate speakers. Some newer languages to Common Voice, such as Erzya (myv) and Moksha (mdf), both Uralic languages, have nearly 100% validation.
What are your interpretations of the dataset?
https://observablehq.com/@kathyreid/mozilla-common-voice-v20-dataset-metadata-coverage
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The Mozilla #CommonVoice #dataset v20 was released yesterday - the largest open #speech dataset in the world. My #dataviz, linked below, shows a continuation of patterns seen for some years now:
➡️ There's more data collected for #Catalan (ca) than for #English (en) - testament to the independence and language reclamation efforts in Catalunya. Language and cultural transmission are deeply intertwined.
➡️ Some of the newer #languages to Common Voice, like #Ligurian / #Genoese (lij) have contributions from mostly older speakers, which is unusual in comparison to the rest of the dataset. This may reflect the population that currently speak those languages - as many regional languages in Italy are in rapid decline.➡️ Some languages such as Eastern Mari / Meadow Mari (mhr) - a #Uralic language spoken in the Mari-El Republic within Russia - have samples from predominantly female-identifying speakers, again contrasting to the rest of the dataset. Other languages here include #Cantonese (yue), #Georgian (ka), and #Kalenjin (kln).
➡️ A key part in the preparation of the Common Voice dataset is the validation of utterances to assure they match their written transcription - which requires at least two validations by separate speakers. Some newer languages to Common Voice, such as Erzya (myv) and Moksha (mdf), both Uralic languages, have nearly 100% validation.
What are your interpretations of the dataset?
https://observablehq.com/@kathyreid/mozilla-common-voice-v20-dataset-metadata-coverage
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Week 16, 2023: What @[email protected] album languages grew the most this week?
Eh… Avē Imperātor? The Genovese take home the victory in a decidely Romanophone heat. 🥇🎉
📊 #Wikidata 🎶🎵 #ExMusica @[email protected] #Ligurian #LengoaLigure #Genovese #Zeneise #LenguaLiggyre
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Week 16, 2023: What @[email protected] album languages grew the most this week?
Eh… Avē Imperātor? The Genovese take home the victory in a decidely Romanophone heat. 🥇🎉
📊 #Wikidata 🎶🎵 #ExMusica @[email protected] #Ligurian #LengoaLigure #Genovese #Zeneise #LenguaLiggyre
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Week 16, 2023: What @[email protected] album languages grew the most this week?
Eh… Avē Imperātor? The Genovese take home the victory in a decidely Romanophone heat. 🥇🎉
📊 #Wikidata 🎶🎵 #ExMusica @[email protected] #Ligurian #LengoaLigure #Genovese #Zeneise #LenguaLiggyre
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Week 16, 2023: What @[email protected] album languages grew the most this week?
Eh… Avē Imperātor? The Genovese take home the victory in a decidely Romanophone heat. 🥇🎉
📊 #Wikidata 🎶🎵 #ExMusica @[email protected] #Ligurian #LengoaLigure #Genovese #Zeneise #LenguaLiggyre
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Week 16, 2023: What @[email protected] album languages grew the most this week?
Eh… Avē Imperātor? The Genovese take home the victory in a decidely Romanophone heat. 🥇🎉
📊 #Wikidata 🎶🎵 #ExMusica @[email protected] #Ligurian #LengoaLigure #Genovese #Zeneise #LenguaLiggyre
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#repost from my old profile. I love #cooking and when I do, I like to go a bit overboard. This was part of a special all #Ligurian meal I prepared for my boyfriend. #italianfood #italianriviera #liguria #foodie #foodporn #foodlover #wine #italianwine