Native Speakers of Indian Languages: Conversational Voice Recording

Terac
Terac

India

INR 18-18 / hour

Posted on Aug 7, 2026

What We're Researching

We're hiring native speakers of regional Indian languages to record short conversational phrases. This audio collection helps improve language recognition systems for diverse regional dialects. The recorded data ensures that future voice technologies can better understand and serve native speakers across India.

How It Works

You will participate in a flexible, remote recording session using your personal device. During the session, you will be shown a series of everyday conversational phrases on your screen. You will read each phrase aloud clearly and naturally in your native language. The platform will capture your voice audio as you progress through the provided text.

Who This Is For

We welcome fluent, native speakers of any regional Indian language. You should be comfortable reading text aloud and have a quiet environment for recording clear audio. Candidates with strong pronunciation skills and a reliable internet connection are highly encouraged to apply.

What You'll Do

  • Read a provided series of conversational phrases on your screen

  • Record your voice clearly and naturally in your native Indian language

  • Ensure a quiet, distraction-free environment during the entire recording session

  • Submit the completed audio tracks through our remote platform

Who Should Apply

  • Native fluency in a regional Indian language

  • Access to a reliable computer or smartphone with a working microphone

  • Comfortable reading and speaking conversational phrases aloud

  • Ability to record in a quiet setting with minimal background noise

Compensation

$18 per hour

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About Terac

Terac is building the world's largest pool of vetted human experts for AI. Researchers, AI labs, and product teams use Terac to recruit, screen, and pay study participants across industries, languages, and skill sets.

Learn more at terac.com or on YouTube at @jointerac.