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Questions, predication, Sudanese Arabic, Inchoative, long vowels & smile paradigm, future & progressive

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natural language processing
Creator:
GerDudLeeLia
Publisher:
Cal
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Questions includes wh-, yes/no, and echo questions.

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doi.orgcla.berkeley.edu

Languages

Arabic, Sudanese Spoken

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fia

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