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most of the three-letter-code pairs seem to be missing? (sme-nob, sme-fin, etc.)
 
most of the three-letter-code pairs seem to be missing? (sme-nob, sme-fin, etc.)
 
: and it was for pairs you were working about. Francis Tyers wrote me about that later. The problem was a wrong character difficult to see in a regular expression ( l instead of ] ). So it didn't worked when there was a three-letter-code on the left side. See The answer I gave to Francis on my or his discussion page. [[User:Bech|Bech]] 16:53, 3 April 2012 (UTC)
 
: and it was for pairs you were working about. Francis Tyers wrote me about that later. The problem was a wrong character difficult to see in a regular expression ( l instead of ] ). So it didn't worked when there was a three-letter-code on the left side. See The answer I gave to Francis on my or his discussion page. [[User:Bech|Bech]] 16:53, 3 April 2012 (UTC)
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== Language is hard – hẘæt! ==
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<spectie> tuõˊlˈlʼjed <-- this is a word
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<Flammie> at least skolt sami doesn't have combining underlines or
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word-internal exclamation marks and vertical bars
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<spectie> yeah, they win by not having word-internal exclamation marks
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<spectie> pretty much ever language apart from armenian wins there >__>

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Welcome to the Apertium Wiki! - Francis&nbsp;Tyers 22:46, 21 March 2009 (UTC)

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Talk:Liste des paires de langues

most of the three-letter-code pairs seem to be missing? (sme-nob, sme-fin, etc.)

and it was for pairs you were working about. Francis Tyers wrote me about that later. The problem was a wrong character difficult to see in a regular expression ( l instead of ] ). So it didn't worked when there was a three-letter-code on the left side. See The answer I gave to Francis on my or his discussion page. Bech 16:53, 3 April 2012 (UTC)

Language is hard – hẘæt!

<spectie> tuõˊlˈlʼjed <-- this is a word <Flammie> at least skolt sami doesn't have combining underlines or word-internal exclamation marks and vertical bars <spectie> yeah, they win by not having word-internal exclamation marks <spectie> pretty much ever language apart from armenian wins there >__>