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Use of Comparable Corpus in Teaching Translation
AbstractComparable corpus is defined as a collection of texts in one language together with texts translated into the same language. Comparable corpus presents the opportunity to discover features that occur more frequently in translated texts or ‘translation universals’.
Norsimah Mat Awal, Imran Ho-Abdullah
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The Use of Corpora in Translation Into the Second Language: A Project-Based Approach
This manuscript investigates to what extent the use of corpora could help translation trainees while translating from Arabic into English and vice versa.
Tawffeek A. S. Mohammed
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Can comparable corpora be compared? [PDF]
Podemos afirmar que, hoy en día, no existe un acuerdo unánime sobre los criterios para compilar un corpus comparable o sobre cómo evaluar la comparabilidad de un corpus.
Belén López Arroyo
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This paper reports on the efforts of twelve national teams in building the International Comparable Corpus (ICC; https://korpus.cz/icc) that will contain highly comparable datasets of spoken, written and electronic registers. The languages currently covered are Czech, Finnish, French, German, Irish, Italian, Norwegian, Polish, Slovak, Swedish and, more
Čermáková, Ann +7 more
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‘Be’ Verbs in a Contrastive Perspective: The Case of BÝT, BE and VÆRE
This paper reports on a cross-linguistic study of ‘be’ verbs in Czech, English and Norwegian, viz. být, be and være, drawing on data from the fiction part of the International Comparable Corpus (Čermáková et al. 2021). The study identifies two main uses
Anna Čermáková +2 more
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CompText: Visualizing, Comparing & Understanding Text Corpus
A common practice in Natural Language Processing (NLP) is to visualize the text corpus without reading through the entire literature, still grasping the central idea and key points described. For a long time, researchers focused on extracting topics from the text and visualizing them based on their relative significance in the corpus. However, recently,
Suvi Varshney, Divjeet Singh Jas
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Corpus-based studies in conference interpreting
Corpus-based interpreting studies (CIS) are a relatively recent “[…] Off-shoot of Corpus-based Translation Studies” to quote the seminal paper (1998) by the late Miriam Shlesinger, a constant source of inspiration for the T&I community.
Russo M.
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Language Resources – a Part of World Cultural Heritage
This article briefly reviews multilingual language resources for Bulgarian, developed in the frame of some international projects: the first-ever annotated Bulgarian MTE digital lexical resources, Bulgarian-Polish corpus, Bulgarian-Slovak parallel and ...
Ludmila Dimitrova
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Parallel corpora are vital components in several applications of Natural Language Processing (NLP), particularly in machine translation. In this paper, we present a novel method for automatically creating parallel sentences from comparable corpora.
Maha Jarallah Althobaiti
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Verb similarity: Comparing corpus and psycholinguistic data [PDF]
Abstract Similarity, which plays a key role in fields like cognitive science, psycholinguistics and natural language processing, is a broad and multifaceted concept. In this work we analyse how two approaches that belong to different perspectives, the corpus view and the psycholinguistic view, articulate similarity between verb senses in Spanish ...
Gil-Vallejo, Lara +3 more
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