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 ABSTRACT
This paper reports on our research and development effort in human-computer spoken language interfaces, capable of processing English and Chinese, including two dialects for Chinese (Cantonese and Putonghua). This is the language environment in Hong Kong, and in order to develop human-computer spoken language interfaces that can be used by almost anybody in the region, we strive to develop speech and language technologies capable of handling biliteracy and trilingualism. The context of use is in accessing real-time information in the financial domain.
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