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Spelling of Bulgarian colloquial speech on the Internet
Issues in Spoken CommunicationThe article examines the issue of orthography in Bulgarian colloquial speech on the internet. We discuss the most common errors in the use of upper-case and lower-case letters, in the spelling of open, closed, or hyphenated complex or compound words, in article suffixation, in the use of the ordinal form of masculine nouns, etc. Cases are also analysed
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An investigation in speech recognition for colloquial Arabic
Interspeech 2011, 2011Sarah Al-Shareef, Thomas Hain
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SYNSEMANTIC PARTS OF SPEECH AS MARKERS OF COLLOQUIAL DISCOURSE
Actual issues of Slavic grammar and lexisThe electronic inhabitants of the Cosmos, their experiences, the places where they move, inhabit and aspire to them, described in Stanislaw Lem "Cyberiad" are named with neologisms. Their world is very distant in time and space from today's reader which affects to a challenge to the translator translating from Polish into Macedonian.
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Colloquial Iraqi ASR for speech translation
Interspeech 2006, 2006Shirin Saleem +2 more
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An Analysis of Colloquial Singapore English lah and Its Interpretation across Speech Acts
Languages, 2022Junwen Lee
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Transformer-Based Automatic Speech Recognition of Formal and Colloquial Czech in MALACH Project
Lecture Notes in Computer Science, 2022Josef Psutka +2 more
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Semantization and stylization of colloquial speech in neorelistic poetry
2023The paper investigates semantization and stylization of colloquial speech in Croatian neorealistic poetry which is derived from colloquial and journalistic style. The investigaion is based on lexical level and it is exemplified on poetry of Tatjana Gromača and Krešimir Pintarić.
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Colloquial Sinhala Inflectional Categories and Parts of Speech
1998Abstract This chapter is an attempt to present a survey of the inflectional categories of col loquial Sinhala and a part-of-speech classification such that these categories might be useful in making typological comparisons with other related or nonrelated languages or as a preliminary to the description of syntax.
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