LINGUIST List 11.132

Sun Jan 23 2000

Qs: French Translation, Morphology Analyzers

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  1. H�l�neKnoerr, French Translation
  2. Carmen Cross, English Derivational/Inflectional Morphology Analyzer

Message 1: French Translation

 Date: Fri, 21 Jan 2000 13:49:27 -0500
From: H�l�neKnoerr <hknoerruottawa.ca>
Subject: French Translation

Dear Fellow Linguists,

I hope you can help our French-sector colleagues solve the dilemna of coming
up with a French translation for 'Department of Second Language Studies'.
We're essentially dealing with two camps here: D�partement d'�tudes en
langues secondes on the one hand, and D�partement d'�tudes des langues
secondes on the other.

Any suggestions? Please respond to me personally: hknoerruottawa.ca
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H�l�ne Knoerr
Institut des langues secondes
Universit� d'Ottawa
600 King Edward
OTTAWA, Ontario K1H 7P7
hknoerruottawa.ca
(613) 562-5800/ 3475
(613) 562-5126 (fax)
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Message 2: English Derivational/Inflectional Morphology Analyzer

 Date: Fri, 21 Jan 2000 16:16:46 EST
From: Carmen Cross <cross_31hotmail.com>
Subject: English Derivational/Inflectional Morphology Analyzer

Dear List Members:

Are there any English derivational/inflectional morphology analyzers 
available on-line? Your help, as always, is very much appreciated :))))

Carmen :))
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