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Generating realistic exam listening tests with TTS: voices, pauses and timestamps

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Listening is the part of a language exam where you can't slow down. The recording plays, you answer, and the next one starts. If you're building practice material for it, a plain audio file isn't enough: it has to behave like the real thing, including the instructions, the pauses to read the questi…

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  1. 2026-10-17 20:59 · DEV Community — AI
    Generating realistic exam listening tests with TTS: voices, pauses and timestamps

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