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...50 different Germanic languages, the most widely spoken are [[English]], [[German]], and [[Dutch]] with over 450 million speakers in total. || [[German]]

...50 different Germanic languages, the most widely spoken are [[English]], [[German]], and [[Dutch]] with over 450 million speakers in total. || [[German]]

...ada, etc.). Your spelling is a British variation, a French derivative (not German like the "z" spelling). Same goes for many other words. For instance, inte *1. English-Hungarian and German-Hungarian, -- <s>Apertium</s> Matxin (es-eu, en-eu)

* <pre>** LOW ACCURACY</pre> The coverage is lower than or equal to 50% ** LOW ACCURACY</pre>

...//wiki.apertium.org/wiki/Sanskrit Sanskrit], make long compound words with low frequency that are unlikely to be found in dictionaries. Typically for any * [[German]]: Kontaktlinsenverträglichkeitstest, Kontakt+linsen+verträglichkeits+tes

===[[German and English]]=== German-English bilingual dictionary (>216,000 entries), generated from linguistic

|description=[[lrx-proc]] is slower than it should be. There is probably some low-hanging fruit. Try profiling it and implementing an improvement. ...ions between languages, e.g. cat-chat or cat-Katze in English to French or German respectively. Add 50 of such word-translations to languages you know.

* Current interrest: [[Russian]], [[Arabic]], [[German]], [[Chinese]] (little time), Greek (litle time) * Intermediate/low level: German

Apertium mostly deals with low-resourced languages and this topic is among my academic interests. To sum up, people at Apertium are doing a lot of good work making low-resourced-language data available and I'd like to contribute to that.

| <code>atp</code> || Attachable prefix || In [[German]], ''zusammen''- || | <code>ito</code> || Infinitive with 'to' || [[German]] || VerbForm=Inf

** Uzbek:Low German ** Turkmen:German

<p>'''Languages:''' Russian (native), English, German</p> 1. The main problem is a pretty low speed of learn_postedits.py and apply_postedits.py. Repeating Apertium call

...', '''Español''', '''English''', '''Català''', '''Neederlands''', a bit of German, Arabic and much less of some other languages || Interested in Maltese, Ar ...il]]) || selimcan, ifs[m] || '''Tatar''', '''Russian''', '''English''', '''German''', Kazakh, Turkish || Machine translation between Turkic languages & from

...be done still. My plan is to extend and complete the el-en pair with an as low WER as possible. ...rking on the coding challenge text; try to cover the majority of it with a low WER

...nd squashing bugs in it. It was decided, however, that tagger training was low priority for the Java port, so the tagger ''training'' code was left unfini # A module to handle discontiguous multiwords (such as German particle verbs), turning e.g. <code>^word1<vblex>$</code> <code>^foo$ ^

I can speak 4 languages (Polish, French, English and German) and learning a new langauge is always exciting for me. the last three propositions are rather "low priority". To be done if time allows.

...I had the chance to get in touch with the Apertium architecture I like its low entry requirements for making new translation pairs. ...of foreign languages. The most often taught foreign languages are English, German, Italian, French and Spanish. Our educational institutions would like Spani

...he chance to work with the Apertium system I like its architecture and its low entry requirements for making new translation pairs. In the past months I h ...of foreign languages. The most often taught foreign languages are English, German, Italian, French and Spanish. What has to be pointed out is that the wester