1,000 hours of Saudi conversational speech
Saudi conversational audio with human transcripts, timestamps, and speaker attributes. A fixed delivery schema helps your team understand how to load and use the collection.
What this dataset is for
For teams that need ready-to-license Saudi conversation data with human transcripts and a defined delivery format.
Commercial license; permitted training use and delivery scope agreed in the license.
What’s included
- 1,000 hours of Saudi conversational speech
- Human transcripts and timestamps
- Speaker attributes
- Fixed delivery schema
Full specifications & collection details
- Count
- 1,000 hours
- Language / dialect
- Saudi Arabic; request variety breakdown
- Speakers
- Count and composition available on request
- Collection year
- Available on request
- Training task
- Conversational ASR and speaker-aware voice systems
- Source
- Saudi conversational recordings; collection-method details available on request.
- License
- Commercial license; permitted training use and delivery scope agreed in the license.
What to check in your sample
- Speaker count, Saudi language varieties, and collection dates
- Sample audio with its transcript and metadata
- Schema version, field definitions, file formats, and split details
We’ll send the available sample and documentation so your team can check the fit before licensing.
Common questions
What comes with the audio?
The collection includes human transcripts, timestamps, speaker attributes, and a fixed delivery schema. Request a sample to review the transcript conventions, field definitions, and audio format.
How many speakers are included, and when was it collected?
Ask for the speaker count, collection window, and Saudi variety breakdown in the product datasheet. Review those details alongside the 1,000-hour total to assess the collection’s fit.
Is it separate from Saudi Spontaneous Speech?
Yes. Saudi Conversational Speech and Saudi Spontaneous Speech are distinct 1,000-hour collections. Compare their samples and specifications before selecting one or licensing both.