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Salomev1

Latest releasev1
LicenseCC-BY-SA-3.0

Copyright

Wikisource
This is a parallel corpus compiled from translations of Oscar Wilde’s Salomé, a play originally written in French. Supported by the QuantiQual Project [Irish Research Council, COALESCE/2017/117]

Salome's Numbers

LanguagesBitextsFilesTokensSentence fragments
46452.73k6.45k

Language pairs

Language matrix

Salome

Click a bilingual cell or a language diagonal to show downloads.

4 languages, 6 bitexts

langdeeneofr
de
en
eo
fr

Language pair

English (en) - Esperanto (eo)

Sentences
1,571
en tokens
13,384
eo tokens
11,892
Sample

Bilingual downloads

en-eo

Monolingual downloads

en
eo

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