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• Indo-Iranian languages
  #REDIRECT [[Iranian languages]]
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• Languages
  :''If you are looking for the category, click [[:Category:Languages|here]]'' ...age data lives in [https://github.com/apertium/apertium-languages apertium-languages]. Monolingual language data in Apertium is slowly being moved to this new r
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• Germanic languages
  ...illenium BC in Iron Age northern Europe. Of the over 50 different Germanic languages, the most widely spoken are [[English]], [[German]], and [[Dutch]] with ove ...ate goal is to have multi-purposable transducers for a variety of Germanic languages. These can then be paired for X→Y translation with the addition of a [[Co
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• Création d'une nouvelle paire avec Matxin
  ##[HZK]: Languages / Yezhoù (hizkuntzak)
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• Languages of the former Soviet Union
  ...nt years has been focused on languages of the former Soviet Union and some languages related to those. == Languages with Apertium projects ==
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• Balkan languages
  The '''Balkan languages''' are those languages spoken in the Balkans, and possibly forming a part of the Balkan Sprachbund ...imate goal is to have multi-purposable transducers for a variety of Balkan languages. These can then be paired for X→Y translation with the addition of a CG f
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• Languages of the Caucasus
  ...ian]], [[Abkhaz]], [[Adyghe]], [[Ingushetian]], etc., while South Caucasus languages include [[Georgian]], [[Azeri]], and [[Armenian]]. || [[apertium-kum]] ([[languages]])
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• Matxin 1.0 New Language Pair HOWTO
  ...or the tutorial will be Breton to English. This has been chosen as the two languages have fairy divergent word order (Breton is fairly free, allowing VSO, OVS a ...honeg'' 'Breton' as <code>[HZK]</code> (an abbreviation of ''hizkuntzak'' 'languages').
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• French
  ...It descended from the Vulgar Latin of the Roman Empire, as did all Romance languages. There are currently 4 released French language pairs ...idely spoken language in the European Union. For Europeans who speak other languages natively and is the second most taught foreign language in the EU. About on
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• Compounds
  ...Indo-European, particularly [[Germanic language]]s and Proto-Indo-Iranian languages like [http://wiki.apertium.org/wiki/Sanskrit Sanskrit], make long compound In Germanic languages at least (possibly most others too?), compounds typically only inflect in t
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• Latin
  ...s a classical language belonging to the Italic branch of the Indo-European languages. The Latin alphabet is derived from the Etruscan and Greek alphabets, and u ...language family. These include the Romance, Germanic, Celtic, and Hellenic languages, and a number of extinct ones.
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• Sanskrit
  |family= [[Indo-European languages|Indo-European]]
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• English and Hindi/ Contrastive Grammar
  =='''ENGLISH AND HINDI- Study in languages'''== ...Whereas Hindi is one of the most studied languages and one of the richest languages in the world as enlisted by the UN. There are total (including language 1 a
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• Курсы машинного перевода для языков России/Session 1
  ...s most productively in the Germanic languages and in the non-Indo European languages. In languages where word compounding is very productive, it is desirable for compound wor
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• Helsinki Apertium Workshop/Session 1
  ...s most productively in the Germanic languages and in the non-Indo European languages. In languages where word compounding is very productive, it is desirable for compound wor
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• Tartu Apertium Course/Session 1
  ...s most productively in the Germanic languages and in the non-Indo European languages. In languages where word compounding is very productive, it is desirable for compound wor
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• Farsi/About
  ...though, is that they use prepositions which is quite uncommon in many SOV languages. The one case marker, rā follows the definite direct object noun phrase. Persian nouns have no grammatical gender, unlike other languages such as latin. Persian nouns mark with an accusative marker only for the sp
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• Building dictionaries
  If one of your languages is English, there are interesting lists: language, or on what is different between languages. But these "jewels"
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• Курсы машинного перевода для языков России/Session 3
  ...') or professions (e.g. in Russian ''военный'') and the nouns denoting the languages or people (''русский'') or professions (''военный''). In Turkic and Uralic languages, nouns and verbs often share the same suffixes (e.g. Finnish ''-n, -t, -i''
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• Helsinki Apertium Workshop/Session 3
  ...') or professions (e.g. in Russian ''военный'') and the nouns denoting the languages or people (''русский'') or professions (''военный''). In Turkic and Uralic languages, nouns and verbs often share the same suffixes (e.g. Finnish ''-n, -t, -i''
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• Tartu Apertium Course/Session 3
  ...') or professions (e.g. in Russian ''военный'') and the nouns denoting the languages or people (''русский'') or professions (''военный''). In Turkic and Uralic languages, nouns and verbs often share the same suffixes (e.g. Finnish ''-n, -t, -i''
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