Tekstaro de Esperanto
The Tekstaro de Esperanto (Corpus of Esperanto) is a text corpus of the Esperanto language, a large collection of very diverse texts for linguistic research on Esperanto. As of January 2019, the corpus has texts with a total of 5,177,208 words.[1]
History
In 2002 the Esperantic Studies Foundation (ESF) started the project to support linguistic study of Esperanto. ESF hired Bertilo Wennergren to plan and create the first phase of the project, which finished at the end of April 2003. Wennergren was aided by Ilona Koutny, Jouko Lindstedt, Carlo Minnaja, Christopher Gledhill, and Mauro La Torre.
In 2006 planning of the Parola tekstaro de Esperanto (Speech corpus of Esperanto) was started.
gollark: Is that *actually* 41 minutes?
gollark: I can probably type faster than I can... dictate at a computer, since while theoretically speech is faster than my typing, speech to text is inaccurate so I'd probably need to go back and revise things a lot.
gollark: Both equally unreadable, typing is far superior.
gollark: ยทยทยท
gollark: I have a bunch of MP4s, but not much idea of what they are because the file upload thing doesn't preview them.
References
- "Tekstaro de Esperanto". Tekstaro de Esperanto. Esperantic Studies Foundation. Retrieved 29 January 2019.
External links
- Official website (in Esperanto)
- Interview with Bertilo Wennergren about the Tekstaro de Esperanto in Libera Folio (in Esperanto)
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