Difference between revisions of "Resources for Georgian"

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The electronic newspaper archive Opentext comprises approximately 100 million words and is by far the largest collection of Georgian texts available online.
The text archive of the Georgian service of Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, around eight million words.
The largest archive of fictional texts (both prose and poetry): the UNESCO Project digital collection of Georgian classical literature (both prose and poetry), three million words.

The Georgian Grammar project consists of a Morphological analyser, a Georgian LFG Grammar, a demo treebank (which will eventually evolve into a treebank as a lingulistic resource, and an (un-annotated) corpus of non-fictional (mainly newspaper) and fictional texts

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	* [http://translate.ge/ Translate.ge] Georgian–English–Georgian dictionary, >42,000 entries per language		* [http://translate.ge/ Translate.ge] Georgian–English–Georgian dictionary, >42,000 entries per language

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