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... forum or by e-mailing ..... 2) use any text editor that supports Unicode (e.g. Microsoft Word) and create a document 3) use the following database fields \v \c \p \h \t \f \n \p \h \t \f \n Note that a back slash is used for marking the database fields. You can simply copy and paste the field structure ...

... in the consistent orthography. 2) Special character input You can choose one of three options to type special Lakota characters into the search field: a) Click on the letter-buttons (icons) displayed above the search field. This is fully satisfactory if you want to look up just a few words at ...

... http://www.lakotadictionary.org/phpBB3/spellchk.php There you can test the Lakota texts,emails etc. Type or copy-paste Lakota text in the input field, press "Check" button. The statistics of the text and the text itself appear below. The unrecognized words are in red color. NLDI is ...

... Lakota structure by the curriculum 4) Final comments 1) Teaching method used in the textbooks First of all, although approaches and methods in the field of second-language acquisition are well documented, and good models exist for both commonly and less-commonly taught languages, this series of ...

... and spellcheckers have long been available for most modern languages the Lakota language lemmatizer is a groundbreaking achievement in the field of Native American applied linguistics. The lemmatizing algorithm is significantly more complex for a highly inflecting language like Lakota than ...

... have to do is remember their login. Have your students write "I am a student in Peter Hill's class" in the "about yourself" field during registration. 2) access to NLD-O for your school staff and other people We can increase the number of look-up for non-registered visitors ...

... in "The Buffalo Jump" I searched for áyA . NLD-O corrects the stressing and deliveres ayÁ . When become is entered in the English field, áyA shows up there, but a klick on it brings ayÁ again on the Lakota side. Does the software ignore that verb for reasons of sorting? Anyway ...

... in "The Buffalo Jump" I searched for áyA . NLD-O corrects the stressing and deliveres ayÁ . When become is entered in the English field, áyA shows up there, but a klick on it brings ayÁ again on the Lakota side. Does the software ignore that verb for reasons of sorting? Anyway ...

... If you want to give a link to a particular topic within your own post, then open the topic in another window, copy the content of the address field and paste it in your post. I hope this helps.

The Topic input field is not linked to VK, I'll try to link it soon, but you can type the topic name first in the message field and then copy-paste it to the topic field..

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