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--- 01_corpus:02_preprocessing:04_languages [2020/04/16 14:42] – simone
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 ===== Languages and varieties per chat =====
-In order to assign a language tagging to each chat, we looked the first 250 messages and assigned two possible attributes per language:
+In order to assign a language tagging to each chat, we looked at the first 250 messages and assigned two possible attributes per language:
   * lang_100_and_more: Languages that were found in more than 100 messages
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 For an overview over languages and varieties in the corpus consult:
-Ueberwasser, Simone; Stark, Elisabeth (2017)2017: "What’s up, Switzerland? A corpus-based research project in a multilingual country". In: Linguistik online, 84/5, 105-126. https://bop.unibe.ch/linguistik-online/article/view/3849/5834
+Ueberwasser, Simone; Stark, Elisabeth (2017): "What’s up, Switzerland? A corpus-based research project in a multilingual country". In: Linguistik online, 84/5, 105-126. https://bop.unibe.ch/linguistik-online/article/view/3849/5834
-===== 1.3.5 Languages and varieties per message =====
+===== Languages and varieties per message =====
-The information of the main language of a message is saved in the annotation most_likely_lang and can thus be queried with e.g. ''most_likely_lang="gsw"''.
+The information of the main language of a message is saved in the annotation //most_likely_lang// and can thus be queried with e.g. ''most_likely_lang="gsw"''.
 Available languages: