Arquivo Dialetal CLUP - ORTH is a speech corpus approximately with 40 000 tokens (Utterances; spontaneous speech, mainly from Northern Portugal). Orthographic and phonetic transcription.

Audio corpus: 8 subfolders with .wav files Each containing : • 2 sound files containing a read story (“The sun and the wind”, each by speaker A and speaker B) • 2 sound files containing each 30 read sentences (each by speaker A and speaker B) • 2 x each of the 30 sentences as a single sound f...

EmoProsodyPort (see Castro & Lima, 2010) is a speech database with 368 short sentences and pseudosentences with neutral emotional content. Acoustic measurements and behavioral data.

Arquivo Dialetal CLUP - POS is a speech corpus with approximately 40 000 tokens (Utterances; spontaneous speech, mainly from Northern Portugal). Orthographic transcription, POS.

EmoVoicePort, Emotional Vocalization Corpus (see Lima, Castro, & Scott, 2013) is a validated set of nonverbal vocalizations that portray four positive emotions (achievement/triumph, amusement, sensual pleasure, relief) and four negative ones (anger, disgust, fear, sadness). The vocalizations (n =...

Arquivo Dialetal CLUP - Áudio is an audio corpus of spontaneous speech, mainly from Northern Portugal.

CORAA NURC-SP Minimal Corpus is a manually annotated corpus of Brazilian Portuguese spontaneous speech (São Paulo variety). The corpus is a subset of NURC (‘Cultured Linguistic Urban Norm’) project collection, one of the most influential in Brazilian Linguistics. The corpus was brought to digital...

CORP-ORAL is a spontaneous speech corpus for European Portuguese. It is the main output of two R&D projects: CORP-ORAL and ORAL-PHON. The data consist of unscripted and unprompted face-to-face dialogues between family, friends, colleagues and unacquainted participants. All recordings are orthogra...

108 WAV files of spoken Maltese newspaper texts, subdivided into 12 directories with a variable number of sentences (sometimes: clauses) each. They come together with transcriptions and tables of phoneme durations.

The HESITA database is a corpus consisting of television daily news collected over a month and was annotated regarding to hesitation events, acoustical environments, speaking styles, speaker characteristics and respiratory events, among other characteristic sounds.