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| This complex structure makes it possible to carry out separate searches in original texts and/or in interpreted texts, for example in order to compare original English with interpreted English, or to compare English source texts with two interpreted target texts - in Italian and Spanish. On the other hand, the aligned subcorpora may be searched to study the relevance of the language combination in simultaneous interpreting (a Romance language and a Germanic language vs. two Romance languages) and the influence of directionality on simultaneous interpreting (e.g. to detect strategies and patterns when interpreting from Italian into English vs. English into Italian). | This complex structure makes it possible to carry out separate searches in original texts and/or in interpreted texts, for example in order to compare original English with interpreted English, or to compare English source texts with two interpreted target texts - in Italian and Spanish. On the other hand, the aligned subcorpora may be searched to study the relevance of the language combination in simultaneous interpreting (a Romance language and a Germanic language vs. two Romance languages) and the influence of directionality on simultaneous interpreting (e.g. to detect strategies and patterns when interpreting from Italian into English vs. English into Italian). | ||
| - | EPIC can be queried using [[https:// | + | EPIC can be queried using [[https:// |
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| - | For information on how to extract ngram frequency lists, please read the frequency lists how-to (see link on left bar). | + | |
| Useful Links: [[http:// | Useful Links: [[http:// | ||