Recruiting native speakers from around the world to participate in simple recording projects

This is a simple project, you only need to read aloud three words as required.
First of all you should be native, in order to avoid not being able to pass the recording at once. Please, you should read the requirements carefully before you start.
It is important to note that you must read the words aloud with reference to the correct way of pronunciation and the speed of speech required to read them aloud, please do not read them aloud as you think.
Phonetic symbols: vidaa American pronunciation [?v?dɑ?]/British pronunciation [?vi?dɑ?]; hi [ha?]; hey [he?]; YIKO [yi k??]
What will be read aloud?
1, Read a self-introduction, your name? Where are you from? How old are you? 。。。。。。 (Here you can read aloud in your native language)
2, read aloud "hi vidaa" 11 times at normal speed 11 times at fast speed       
2, read aloud "hey vidaa" 11 times at normal speed 11 times at fast speed       
3, Read "OK Yiko" 11 times at normal speed and 11 times at fast speed   

Points to note.
1, Before starting the recording you need to add your personal information, please make sure your name, age, gender and country are filled in correctly.
2, When you start working, please follow the instructions, you need to read the rules of reading aloud and test the recording environment. We want your recording environment to be in a closed bedroom without any other noise.
3, Before you start recording, you need to sign manually.
4, It is worth noting that when reading each word aloud, please keep a 1 second silence before and after the recording. That is, you need to pause for 1 second before you start reading aloud, and pause for 1 second after you finish reading aloud and click the end button.
5, You cannot use headphones while recording and your mouth is about 30 cm away from the phone.

Participating countries
Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Netherlands, Germany, France, Spain, Italy, Portugal, Poland, Czech Republic, Russia, Ukraine, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Japan, Thailand