Sample 1. French (Martinique × Réunion) – Spontaneous Conversation

Sample 2. Chinese (Hong Kong) – Spontaneous Conversation

Sample 3. Hong Kong English – Spontaneous Conversation

Sample 4. Cantonese – Spontaneous Conversation

Sample 5. Japanese (Non-Native Speakers from Hong Kong) – Conversation

Sample 6. Japanese Native Speech – Monologue (CMSJJ)

Sample 7. Japanese Native Speech – Dialogue (CDSJJ)

Sample 8. Japanese Native Speech – Multi-Party Conversation (CCSJJ)

Sample 9. Japanese Native Speech – Telephone Conversation (CPSJJ)

Sample 10. Japanese Native Speech – University Lecture (CLSJJ)

Sample 11. Japanese Native Speech – Children’s Speech (CKSJJ)

Sample 12. Japanese Native Speech – Medical Conversations (CHSJJ)

Sample 13. Japanese Native Speech – Read Speech (CTSJJ)

Sample 1. French (Martinique × Réunion) – Spontaneous Conversation

Language: French
Speakers: Native speakers from Martinique (French Caribbean) and Réunion Island (French Indian Ocean)
Speech Style: Spontaneous conversation

A naturally occurring French conversation between speakers from two geographically distinct French-speaking regions. This sample illustrates regional variation within the French-speaking world while preserving authentic conversational speech.

Sample 2. Chinese (Hong Kong) – Spontaneous Conversation

Language: Chinese
Speakers: Native speakers from Hong Kong
Speech Style: Spontaneous conversation

A spontaneous conversation demonstrating naturally occurring speech patterns and regional characteristics commonly found among speakers from Hong Kong.

Sample 3. Hong Kong English – Spontaneous Conversation

Language: English
Speakers: Native English speakers from Hong Kong
Speech Style: Spontaneous conversation

A natural conversation between native English speakers from Hong Kong. This sample demonstrates a regional variety of English shaped by a multilingual and international linguistic environment.

Sample 4. Cantonese – Spontaneous Conversation

Language: Cantonese
Speakers: Native Cantonese speakers
Speech Style: Spontaneous conversation

A spontaneous conversation between native Cantonese speakers. Cantonese is a major Sinitic language spoken in Hong Kong, Macau, and southern China, and is linguistically distinct from Mandarin Chinese.

Sample 5. Japanese (Non-Native Speakers from Hong Kong) – Conversation

Language: Japanese
Speakers: Native Hong Kong speakers using Japanese as a foreign language
Speech Style: Spontaneous conversation

A natural Japanese conversation between non-native speakers from Hong Kong. The recording captures authentic second-language speech characteristics, including pronunciation, fluency, and learner-specific communication patterns.

Sample 6. Japanese Native Speech – Monologue (CMSJJ)

Language: Japanese
Speakers: Native Japanese speakers
Speech Style: Monologue

A continuous monologue produced by a native Japanese speaker without interaction from other participants. This sample is suitable for speech recognition, speaker modeling, and spoken language research.

Sample 7. Japanese Native Speech – Dialogue (CDSJJ)

Language: Japanese
Speakers: Native Japanese speakers
Speech Style: Two-person dialogue

A natural dialogue between two native Japanese speakers. The recording contains authentic turn-taking behavior and interactive conversational speech.

Sample 8. Japanese Native Speech – Multi-Party Conversation (CCSJJ)

Language: Japanese
Speakers: Native Japanese speakers
Speech Style: Three-person conversation

A spontaneous multi-party conversation featuring three native Japanese speakers. The recording captures overlapping speech, turn transitions, interruptions, and natural conversational dynamics.

Sample 9. Japanese Native Speech – Telephone Conversation (CPSJJ)

Language: Japanese
Speakers: Native Japanese speakers
Speech Style: Telephone conversation

A naturally occurring telephone conversation between native Japanese speakers. The sample reflects real-world remote communication conditions and telephone speech characteristics.

Sample 10. Japanese Native Speech – University Lecture (CLSJJ)

Language: Japanese
Speakers: Native Japanese speakers
Speech Style: Academic lecture

A university lecture delivered by a native Japanese speaker. This sample contains long-form educational speech produced in an academic environment.

Sample 11. Japanese Native Speech – Children's Speech (CKSJJ)

Language: Japanese
Speakers: Native Japanese-speaking children
Speech Style: Children's speech

A speech sample recorded from native Japanese-speaking children. The corpus captures age-dependent speech characteristics, pronunciation patterns, and spontaneous child language behavior.

Sample 12. Japanese Native Speech – Medical Conversations (CHSJJ)

Language: Japanese
Speakers: Native Japanese speakers
Speech Style: Medical and healthcare conversations

Authentic conversations recorded in medical and healthcare settings. The sample includes interactions between patients, healthcare professionals, and related participants.

Sample 13. Japanese Native Speech – Read Speech (CTSJJ)

Language: Japanese
Speakers: Native Japanese speakers
Speech Style: Read speech

A speech sample consisting of native Japanese speakers reading novels, stories, and other written materials. The recording captures carefully articulated read speech under controlled conditions.