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L²F has been particularly active in the creation of linguistic resources for European Portuguese. The cooperation with CLUL has been of paramount importance in this activity. The resources are listed in inverse chronological order. The corresponding webpages are in Portuguese. | L²F has been particularly active in the creation of linguistic resources for European Portuguese. The cooperation with CLUL has been of paramount importance in this activity. The resources are listed in inverse chronological order. The corresponding webpages are in Portuguese. | ||
== Corpora == | |||
* [[IPSOM Pilot Corpus|IPSOM]] (aligned spoken books) | * [[IPSOM Pilot Corpus|IPSOM]] (aligned spoken books) | ||
* [[ALERT Corpus|ALERT]] | * [[ALERT Corpus|ALERT]] | ||
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* [[EUROM.1 Corpus|EUROM.1]] | * [[EUROM.1 Corpus|EUROM.1]] | ||
== Lexica == | |||
Pronunciation lexica (besides the ones included in the above corpora documentation): | Pronunciation lexica (besides the ones included in the above corpora documentation): | ||
* '''ONOMASTICA''' (Proper names of 11 European languages, in cooperation with TLP - Telefones de Lisboa e Porto): ~ 100.000 names of people, streets, towns and companies | * '''ONOMASTICA''' (Proper names of 11 European languages, in cooperation with TLP - Telefones de Lisboa e Porto): ~ 100.000 names of people, streets, towns and companies | ||
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The pronunciation lexica developed in L²F use the SAMPA phonetic alphabet. See the [[SAMPA Table for European Portuguese|SAMPA table for European Portuguese]] and some comments about its design. | The pronunciation lexica developed in L²F use the SAMPA phonetic alphabet. See the [[SAMPA Table for European Portuguese|SAMPA table for European Portuguese]] and some comments about its design. | ||
See | == See Also == | ||
* [[Resource Links]] | |||
* [http://www.ims.uni-stuttgart.de/info/Newspapers.html List of Newspapers on the Internet] produced by [[Isabel Trancoso]] and maintained jointly with IMS Stuttgart. | * [http://www.ims.uni-stuttgart.de/info/Newspapers.html List of Newspapers on the Internet] produced by [[Isabel Trancoso]] and maintained jointly with IMS Stuttgart. | ||
* [http://www.linguateca.pt Linguateca] (Distributed language resource center for Portuguese) | * [http://www.linguateca.pt Linguateca] (Distributed language resource center for Portuguese) | ||
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* [http://www.fmi.uni-passau.de/htbin/lt/ltd German-English Dictionary] | * [http://www.fmi.uni-passau.de/htbin/lt/ltd German-English Dictionary] | ||
* [http://nova.sti.nasa.gov/nasa-thesaurus.html NASA Thesaurus] | * [http://nova.sti.nasa.gov/nasa-thesaurus.html NASA Thesaurus] | ||
Revision as of 13:06, 3 June 2006
L²F has been particularly active in the creation of linguistic resources for European Portuguese. The cooperation with CLUL has been of paramount importance in this activity. The resources are listed in inverse chronological order. The corresponding webpages are in Portuguese.
Corpora
Lexica
Pronunciation lexica (besides the ones included in the above corpora documentation):
- ONOMASTICA (Proper names of 11 European languages, in cooperation with TLP - Telefones de Lisboa e Porto): ~ 100.000 names of people, streets, towns and companies
- PF (Português Fundamental): ~ 26.000 citation forms
The pronunciation lexica developed in L²F use the SAMPA phonetic alphabet. See the SAMPA table for European Portuguese and some comments about its design.
See Also
- Resource Links
- List of Newspapers on the Internet produced by Isabel Trancoso and maintained jointly with IMS Stuttgart.
- Linguateca (Distributed language resource center for Portuguese)
- ELRA (European Language Resources Association)
- LDC (Linguistic Data Consortium)
- English/Technical Dictionary
- American English Dictionary
- Webster's Dictionary
- Acronyms Dictionary
- English-German Dictionary
- German-English Dictionary
- NASA Thesaurus