Re: Online Language Identifier
| From: | Adam Walker <carrajena@...> |
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| Date: | Friday, September 30, 2005, 18:51 |
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--- Wesley Parish <wes.parish@...> wrote:
> I fed Xerox and Languid.cantbedone the following
> text from my Tanala archives:
> Enya renyarazre siritse! Se Sieratyi.
> praratrashya-siritse?
> Kebofutyo-siritse?
>
<snip>
> Xerox - Catalan
> Languid - Spanish
>
> So they were working on frequency of syllabic
> structure? Ie, which vowels and
> which consonants fitted together, and how often?
>
> That's the impression I get.
>
> Wesley Parish
I have no idea how they were working, but Catalan
seems a pretty informed guess without knowing any of
the words. The first two sentences, especially, have
several letter sequences that look Catalan-ish. That
last line looks more like a Bantu language, though.
:-)
ADam
Jin nifalud fistus todus idavi eseud adimpuudu ul isu fi aved niminchunadu pera ul
Dju peu'l medju djul provedu cumvi dichid: «Iñi! Cunchepijid ed nadajid il
virdjini ad junu huiju, ed cuamajuns ad si il Emanueli fi sñivigad ul Dju simu
noviscu.»
Machu 1:22-23
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