docs: add OpenSLR 32 TTS data for South African languages - #32
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Adds high quality TTS data for Afrikaans, Sesotho, Setswana, and isiXhosa from OpenSLR to the speech datasets reference list. Closes masakhane-io#23
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Description
Adds the OpenSLR 32 dataset to the speech datasets reference list in
list-of-datasets.md. This dataset provides high quality TTS (Text-to-Speech) data for four South African languages: Afrikaans, Sesotho, Setswana, and isiXhosa.Issues Fixed
Changes
list-of-datasets.mdwith the OpenSLR 32 dataset entryDataset Details
Impact
This makes an important South African language TTS resource discoverable to the Masakhane community, supporting speech synthesis research for under-represented languages.
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