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Search Rhapsodie, a syntactic and prosodic Treebank of spoken French
- The Rhapsodie Treebank is made up of “57 short samples of spoken French (5 minutes long on average, amounting to 3 hours of speech and a 33 000 word corpus)” endowed with an orthographical phoneme-aligned transcription”.
- Rhapsodie can be searched at http://www.projet-rhapsodie.fr/queryql.html:
- View list, read (1) text or (2”phonetic transcription, click (3) and (4) to listen to found segment
- You can also search for text and download:
- The best is obviously the markup and query language – and hence has a learning curve.
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