Wolof

In Apertium

Morphological transducer & disambiguator

Apertium currently has no support for Wolof

Language pairs

Apertium is currently incapable of translating to or from Wolof

Resources

General

Wolof is an African language spoken in Senegal, Gambia, and Mauritania.

General

• https://jangawolof.wordpress.com/
• http://afroweb.chez.com/wolof.htm
• http://www.wolofonline.com/
• Xamxam, Wolof : Liens utiles [1]
• Columbia University Libraries, African Studies, Wolof Language on the Internet [2]
• Columbia University Libraries, African Studies, Wolof Language Acquisitions at Columbia University Libraries [3]

Machine translation

No machine translation is available to or from Wolof

Machine transliteration

Wolof uses the Latin Alphabet. No machine transliteration is available.

Morphological Transducers

No morphological transducers are available for Wolof. However, see the morphology section for more information.

Dictionaries and Phrasebooks

Monolingual

No monolingual Wolof dictionaries are online

Bilingual

• Wolof to Spanish: https://wolofmujeressenegal.wordpress.com/diccionario-wolof-2/
• Spanish to Wolof: https://wolofmujeressenegal.wordpress.com/diccionario-espanol-wolof/
• English to Wolof-Wolof to English: electronic dictionary

Multilingual

• Lexicool provides links to dictionaries for Wolof and many other languages (English, Spanish, French, Italian, and Swedish)

Encyclopedias

• Wikipedia has over 1000 articles in Wolof

Grammars

• Peace Corps/The Gambia, Wolof Grammar Manual, 1995
• Martina Martinović, Information structure of copular sentences in Wolof

Morphology

• http://www.languagesgulper.com/eng/Wolof.html