Why should dialect evaluation include listening to actual errors?
An error count tells you how often words differ from a reference, but not which mistakes change the conversation’s meaning. Reviewers should listen for lost negation, altered names and misread amounts. Group findings by recording conditions and speaking style so a useful average does not hide a brittle interaction.
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