Wiktionary:Babel (inactive)
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tr-0Bu kullanıcı hiç Türkçe bilmiyor (ya da bir hayli zor anlıyor).
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Latn
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Cyrl-4
This user is fluent in the Cyrillic script.
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IPA-3
This user has an advanced understanding of the IPA.

Geor-3
This user has an advanced understanding of the Georgian script.
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Arab-2
This user has an intermediate understanding of the Arabic script.

Deva-1
This user has a basic understanding of the Devanagari script.

Ethi-1
This user has a basic understanding of the Ethiopic script.
Lua-1This user knows the basics of how to write Lua and make minor tweaks.
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UTC+1 This user's time zone is UTC+1 and observes Daylight Saving Time (in the Northern Hemisphere).

This user is currently working on
Chechen.

Hello, this is Mar1Qh.

"My" Languages

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I can speak the languages to the right more or less fluently, but I have passive knowledge of a few more. In addition, I have a theoretical understanding of a number of other languages, though I would have difficulty answering your requests in them.

As for the scripts shown below, I can read and type, with varying fluency, at least one of the languages mentioned here.

Projects

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Some of my goals and things I have worked on here so far.

  • Chechen: Phonemic and IPA representations; information on agreement (gender) and inflectional classes; inflection tables; borrowings and cognates in etymology; basic vocabulary.
  • Kashmiri: Perso-Arabic orthography and typographical issues; core vocabulary.
  • Shina: Dialectal and orthographical variation.
  • Georgian: Phonetics.
  • Ethiopic: Core vocabulary.
  • Help developing automated transliteration modules, which seem to be lacking for Arabic-script languages other than Arabic.