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When you create a new speaker, you must enter :
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When you create a new speaker, you must enter:
 
* His/her name (you don't have to put the whole name, but you can't have two speaker with the same name)
 
* His/her name (you don't have to put the whole name, but you can't have two speaker with the same name)
 
* His/her gender
 
* His/her gender
* The languages he/she spokes : click on the field "Spoken languages", start to pick the language name and click on the right one among the propositions. In the window that opens, indicate the the language level and the place of learning (city, department, region...). It's useful for people who study the geographical variation of a language prononciation.
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* The languages he/she speaks: click on the field "Spoken languages", start to pick the language name and click on the right one among the propositions. In the window that opens, indicate the the language level and the place of learning (city, department, region...). It's useful for people who study the geographical variation of a language pronunciation.
* The place he/she lives (city, department, region...). It's useful for people who study the geographical variation of a language prononciation.
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* The place he/she lives (city, department, region...). It's useful for people who study the geographical variation of a language pronunciation.

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When you create a new speaker, you must enter:
* His/her name (you don't have to put the whole name, but you can't have two speaker with the same name)
* His/her gender
* The languages he/she speaks: click on the field "Spoken languages", start to pick the language name and click on the right one among the propositions. In the window that opens, indicate the the language level and the place of learning (city, department, region...). It's useful for people who study the geographical variation of a language pronunciation.
* The place he/she lives (city, department, region...). It's useful for people who study the geographical variation of a language pronunciation.
TranslationWhen you create a new speaker, you must enter:
* His/her name (you don't have to put the whole name, but you can't have two speaker with the same name)
* His/her gender
* The languages he/she speaks: click on the field "Spoken languages", start to pick the language name and click on the right one among the propositions. In the window that opens, indicate the the language level and the place of learning (city, department, region...). It's useful for people who study the geographical variation of a language pronunciation.
* The place he/she lives (city, department, region...). It's useful for people who study the geographical variation of a language pronunciation.

When you create a new speaker, you must enter:

  • His/her name (you don't have to put the whole name, but you can't have two speaker with the same name)
  • His/her gender
  • The languages he/she speaks: click on the field "Spoken languages", start to pick the language name and click on the right one among the propositions. In the window that opens, indicate the the language level and the place of learning (city, department, region...). It's useful for people who study the geographical variation of a language pronunciation.
  • The place he/she lives (city, department, region...). It's useful for people who study the geographical variation of a language pronunciation.