Hebrish/Pronunciation-Variants

Pronunciation Variants Takes in which a word was deliberately said one particular way, from the main dataset, stratified by variant_category. Two kinds: a term from the project's pronunciation registry said in a recorded variant (pronunciation_variants, a list of {term, variant, category}; first case: Parquet, said par-KET like the English floor word rather than the usual tech reading par-KAY), and a Hebrew word read in a non-Israeli way (hebrew_pronunciation of ashkenazi… See the full description on the dataset page: https://huggingface.co/datasets/Hebrish/Pronunciation-Variants.

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