Native German Speakers, Short Android Voice Recording

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About This Project

This is a short audio recording assignment for native German (Germany) speakers. You will record a set of short sentences using an Android device only; iPhones are not supported by the recording app.

Each participant records once and completes roughly 100–150 short sentences in a single session that typically takes about one hour. Submissions are checked for genuine native pronunciation and authenticity before compensation.

What You'll Do

You will complete one recording session using an Android phone and the project’s recording app. Follow on-screen prompts to read each short sentence aloud and submit the audio when finished.

  • Record 100–150 short sentences in German (Germany) in a single session.
  • Complete the session in about one hour (one submission per participant).
  • Use an Android device only; the app is incompatible with iPhones.
  • Submit recordings for review; recordings are verified for native pronunciation and authenticity.

Requirements

We only compensate authentic native German (Germany) speakers. Please read these requirements carefully before applying.

  • Native speaker of German (Germany) — strict verification is performed.
  • Own and use an Android smartphone (iOS/iPhone is not supported).
  • Able to record 100–150 short sentences in one session (~1 hour).
  • Available to complete a single recording submission; each participant may record only once.

Compensation & Details

This role is a contractor, part-time assignment paid at an hourly rate. Payment is processed after submissions pass the client’s verification checks for authenticity and quality.

  • Pay: $17.50 USD per hour (PAY_PER_HOUR).
  • Employment type: Contractor, Part-time; time commitment: less than 20 hours/week.
  • Data type: Audio; label type: Audio recording.

How To Apply

If you meet the requirements, create a free OpenTrain account and apply to this project. The screening will confirm native German (Germany) proficiency, Android device ownership, and availability to complete the recording session.

If you do not meet the native language or device requirements, the screening will end the application politely. Successful applicants will receive instructions for installing the recording app and submitting the session.

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