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English and Kyrgyz: apertium-eng-kir

This is an Apertium language pair for translating between English and Kyrgyz. What you can use this language package for:

  • Translating between English and Kyrgyz
  • Morphological analysis of English and Kyrgyz
  • Part-of-speech tagging of English and Kyrgyz

For information on the latter two points, see subheading "For more information" below.

Requirements

You will need the following software installed:

  • lttoolbox (>= 3.3.0)
  • apertium (>= 3.3.0)
  • vislcg3 (>= 0.9.9.10297)
  • hfst (>= 3.8.2)
  • apertium-eng
  • apertium-kir

If this does not make any sense, we recommend you look at: apertium.org.

Compiling

Given the requirements being installed, you should be able to just run:

$ ./configure
$ make
# make install

You can use ./autogen.sh instead of ./configure in case you're compiling from source. If you installed any prerequisite language packages using a --prefix with ./configure, make sure to use the same --prefix when running ./configure here.

Testing

If you are in the source directory after running make, the following commands should work:

$ echo "TODO test sentence 1" | apertium -d . eng-kir
TODO test translated sentence 1

$ echo "Сен дамдуу этти жей аласыңбы?" | apertium -d . kir-eng
Can you eat the tasty meat?

After installing somewhere in $PATH, you should be able to do e.g.

$ echo "TODO test sentence 1" | apertium eng-kir
TODO test translated sentence 1

Files and data

For more information

Help and support

If you need help using this language pair or data, you can contact:

See also the file AUTHORS, included in this distribution.

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