There are 2 repositories under language-resources topic.
Neologism dictionary based on the language resources on the Web for mecab-ipadic
Resources for conservation, development, and documentation of low resource (human) languages.
Source strings and zh-CN translate resources of Telegram
Neologism dictionary based on the language resources on the Web for mecab-unidic
A webapp to visualize relationships among Chinese characters and to see example sentences that illustrate their use. Also available for Japanese learners.
Collect tweets (tweets corpus) using Twitter API. Collection can be based on hashtags, keywords, geographical location
Unitex/GramLab Language Resources
ViSD4SA, a Vietnamese Span Detection for Aspect-based sentiment analysis dataset
BERT models with tokenization for Japanese texts.
Arabic - English emotion lexicon
Japanese language resources for Laravel. (Laravelの日本語リソース)
Kurdish Textbooks Corpus
A virtual tandem partner to practice new vocab/grammar with
Shared linguistic resources, like names, digits, fst filtering and dependency parsing.
This repository contains python code to create a corpus of 12,215 terms of service documents scraped from TOSDR, intended for legal, privacy, and natural language processing research.
Build scripts for the UniSegments collection of morphologically segmented lexicons for many languages
Script for simplifying the process of translating MineOS Language (.lang) files
This is a web application that will serve to be the community-driven go-to site for finding Chinese resources and learning Mandarin.
Finite state and Constraint Grammar based analysers and proofing tools, and language resources for the Estonian language
The scripts for compiling the Universal Derivations collections of harmonised word-formation resources for multiple langugaes.
Summary grammar and modified DVLs for OCR's Classical Greek (9-1), Latin (9-1) GCSEs, from the 2016 syllabi. Used as part of educational resources in Tiffin School and the Kingston Academy.
Example sentences, sankey flow diagrams, and frequency graphs for language learners.