Mam and Guepy: Two Valley Zapotec poems with translations

Lopez, Felipe H.; Lillehaugen, Brook Danielle

doi:10.26824/lalr.22

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“…6 Munro et al (2021) 7 Drawn from Lopez and Lillehaugen (2018), Lopez and Lillehaugen (2017) Tokens is the number of lexical units according to the transducer, and coverage is the percentage of tokens that received at least one analysis from the transducer.…”

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Proceedings of the First Workshop on Natural Language Processing for Indigenous Languages of the Americas

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Oncevay²,

Rios³

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This area is in all probability unmatched, anywhere in the world, in its linguistic multiplicity and diversity. A couple of thousand languages and dialects, at present divided into 17 large families and 38 small ones, with several hundred unclassified single languages, are on record. In one small portion of the area, in Mexico just north of the Isthmus of Tehuantepec, one finds a diversity of linguistic type hard to match on an entire continent in the Old World.

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