Difference between revisions of "Balkan languages"

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! Language !! Module !! Paradigms !! Lemmata !! Coverage (SETimes) !! Coverage (Wikipedia)
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| Bulgarian || [[Macedonian and Bulgarian]] || 305 || 5269 || 87.7% || 76.72%
| Bulgarian || [[Macedonian and Bulgarian]] || 305 || 5269 || 88.1% || 77.15%
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| Macedonian || [[Macedonian and Bulgarian]] || 225 || 5408 || 91.4% ||
| Macedonian || [[Macedonian and Bulgarian]] || 225 || 5408 || 92.1% ||
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| Romanian || [[Spanish and Romanian]] || 997 || 18719 || 89.67% || 83.62%
| Romanian || [[Spanish and Romanian]] || 997 || 18719 || 89.67% || 83.62%

Revision as of 11:31, 3 September 2010

Balkan languages are those languages spoken in the Balkans, and possibly forming a part of the Balkan Sprachbund.

Existing

Monolingual

Language Module Paradigms Lemmata Coverage (SETimes) Coverage (Wikipedia)
Bulgarian Macedonian and Bulgarian 305 5269 88.1% 77.15%
Macedonian Macedonian and Bulgarian 225 5408 92.1%
Romanian Spanish and Romanian 997 18719 89.67% 83.62%
Albanian Incubator 57 9794 61.92% 57.76%
Greek Incubator 377 859 49.43% 49.75%
Serbo-Croatian Incubator 85 660 87.62%
Turkish (external TRMorph) - 37101

Languages missing: Aromanian, Roma

Bilingual

See also

External links