Historical spellings need careful ears.

The Breton-Carib atlas may include synthetic Cab/Garifuna audio generated with MMS-TTS for public preview and reviewer convenience.

These clips are best-effort pronunciations of seventeenth-century Breton spellings through a modern Garifuna TTS model. They are not native-speaker certification, not a substitute for community review, and not a final pronunciation authority.

The public interface invites community recordings because real speaker evidence is the preferred lane for pronunciation.