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A small parser for the Esperanto language, intended as an API for other programs. The blog entry describing this program's function and motivation can be found here: http://coder32768.blogspot.com/2014/04/gort-klaatu-barada-esperanto.html The program takes text in Esperanto, and returns an object graph describing that utterance. The program has expansion points for transforms of this graph, in the spirit of transformational grammars.
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BANAL - Banal And Not A Language. A prototyping notation compatible with Java and C# (via the largest possible common footprint between the two).
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Zigoora
Crowd Sourcing Translation
The initial goal on Zigoora has been enabling people from different languages to communicate together. In other words, if you know another language additional to your mother tongue, then you can help somebody else understand and read in another language by translating just one sentence.
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