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Would definitely be happy to have you. The guidelines says a condenser microphone is preferred, but ultimately, the microphone doesn't need to be high quality if you really wanted to contribute. Imperfections in sound quality could end up getting filtered out from the radio effect anyway.
If I was to make a suggestion, it would be to mock up a very rough map of the number of languages/accents needed to very roughly cover the majority of nations in-game, focus on the bare minimum you come up with, then branch it out afterwards based on volunteer input, etc. After all, it can be hand-waived that some languages would've merged or otherwise been affected by population movements since the start of the alien invasion, etc
That's ultimately up to you. The Swedish and Southern U.S. voices are improved versions of the ones from the original mod, and the Russian and Polish voices can be found elsewhere.
However, I was unable to find contact info for the UK, Dutch, and Chinese voices from the original mod, so I was unable to reach out to them about the possibility of including their voices here. If you decide to subscribe to both mods, just be aware those are the exclusive voices for the moment.