Languages

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GETTING THINGS DONE WITH TEAMWORK!

SPELLCHECKERS IN 2 SENEGAMBIAN LANGUAGES DONE!

In Vox Humanitatis we started to gather people in different language groups a couple of years ago. Now I am so happy to inform all of you that the first  versions of the spellcheckers for Senegambian languages Diola Fogny (dyo) and Diola Kasa (csk) are done! Fogny spellchecker has almost 20 000 entries  and Kasa has more than 15 000 entries. Spellcheckers are working in Firefox now.

So I have a table with entries for 20 languages approx. and another one with many more languages. I suppose the script already exixts.

What is needed is say:

read in column A and column B in file <something.csv>

add to file <something.txt>

skip if field A or B in line are empty and go ahead with next line

stop at eof <something.csv>

Reversing deadspeak: Linguists supported by the National Science Foundation are meeting at the University of Utah next week hoping to lay the groundwork for an international online catalogue of endangered and dying languages.

Quotations about language from the book "The fall of the Roman Empire" by Pether Heather, ISBN 978-0-330-49136-5

I am originally from a little town in Upper Franconia and it's now approx. one and half a year that I have been working on that language. Up to now it was not clear how to properly create dictionary entries, because we do not only have variations from one place to the other, but also from one author to the other.