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feat(nigerian-pidgin): add SPARQL query for verbs #246
feat(nigerian-pidgin): add SPARQL query for verbs #246
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- Create new directory structure for Nigerian Pidgin - Add basic SPARQL query to extract Nigerian Pidgin verb lemmas from Wikidata
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Hi @andrewtavis👋🏾, here is the PR that adds verbs query for Nigerian Pidgin. It is related to #220. Questions:
scribe_data_json_export/English I believe that is for English but do we need to create something similar for |
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I was thinking about this a bit based on our conversations, @DeleMike, and I think having a sub-directory structure for these sorts of languages makes sense so that we can have dialects structured in a similar way. What I mean by this is having the different types of Norwegian in a single directory, or for something like Portuguese we could have Portuguese and Brazilian variants :) I'll merge as it is, but also let me know what your thoughts are on this! We can maybe add more versions of Pidgin into this new directory?
hi @andrewtavis, this makes sense! I was going through the updated code and this will make sure we have things in uniform. I think your update is what we should go for! |
This PR introduces initial support for Nigerian Pidgin verb data extraction, providing a foundation for gathering basic linguistic information for this language.
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