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Documentation of Plains Cree nêhiyawêtân
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Plains Cree nêhiyawêtân
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Participants
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Info about the programs for outsiders
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Documentation page for Plains Cree Gïelese
- Documentation page for work with Plains Cree FST
Meetings
- 2015: March 6-11, March 25, April 1, April 16, April 22, April 30, June 11, CWIL 2015
- 2016: CWIL 2016 to-dos, June 9
Technical documentation
Lexicon
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How many items in each semantic class
- [How to test the lexicon against the FST|TestingLexicon.html]
Numra
- numbers: 0-999
- clock
- dates
- money: $0.10 - $99
- about input and output
Leksa (vocabulary training)
- Semantic fields: human, nature-animals, food-drink, things, daily-life, occupation, everyday, descriptions, speech
- Books: Introductory 1-4, advanced, audio
- from Cree to English; from English to Cree (There is not French translation for all words even if it is implemented)
Morfa S (inflect single words without any sentential context provided)
Nouns
- Plural
- Diminutive (most of the nouns): provide the diminutive and ask for the base form
- Locative
- Possessive for some nouns
- details
Verbs
- AI-verbs: All persons, as well as present and past tense:
- TI- and TA-verbs: Including a typical object to make it clear what kind of verbs they are
- TA-verbs need more work: how to present the different parts of the paradigm
Morfa C (provide inflected words that are correct in the given sentential context)
We use some very frequent sentences - this is a start:
Nouns
- Plural
- Locative
- Possessive
- details
Verbs
- Present tense
- Past tense
- details
Feedback/hints to the student about the morphology
The message for Plural can be:
- WORDFORM is an animate noun
- and the plural suffix is -ak.
- Add -w- because the stem is ending with -k.
The message for possessive can be:
- WORDFORM is an animate noun for possessive 4Sg:
- The possessive prefix is o- or w-.
- The possessive suffix -iyiw- and remember obviative -a.
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