How to get started with lexical selection rules

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Choose your words

Before you start making lexical selection rules, you first want to choose a word in your source language (e.g. English) which has more than one translation in your target language (e.g. Spanish). For example

  • argument → discusión
  • argument → polémica
  • argument → argumento

Try a parallel corpus

You can look at which contexts are used in one translation, but not another by looking at a parallel corpus.