Mooré Language Audio-Text Corpus from Religious Sources

Mooré Speech Bible is a curated collection of aligned audio and text data in the Mooré language (ISO 639-3: mos), gathered from publicly available religious sources. The dataset is intended for research in low-resource speech and language processing. It was created by goaicorp and was last updated in April 2026.

Use Cases

• Train text-to-speech models using aligned audio clips and their corresponding transcript text.
• Develop automatic speech recognition systems by learning from the audio-text pairs.
• Fine-tune speech models for the Mooré language using the curated audio corpus.
• Analyze acoustic features and phonetics specific to Mooré from the provided audio data.
• Benchmark model performance on low-resource language tasks using this aligned dataset.

Strengths

• Data is specifically curated for the under-represented Mooré language (ISO 639-3: mos).
• Contains aligned audio and text, a core requirement for TTS and ASR model training.

Limitations

• The dataset size, row count, and audio duration are unknown.
• Data is sourced solely from religious texts, which may introduce domain and vocabulary bias.
• The geographic origin and speaker diversity of the audio recordings are unspecified.

Provenance

Source

Publicly available religious sources.

Collection Method

Curated collection and alignment of audio and text.

Freshness

Last updated in April 2026.