Resource: ACL Wiki List of Resources by Languages

[RichardLitt]

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[RichardLitt]

This will require an approximation of what is a low-resource language or not. Currently, we've been going on gut feeling - but that won't work if we're going to systematically copy resources from this list.

[RichardLitt]

These languages ought to be added:

• [x] Albanian
• [x] Amharic
• [x] Afrikaans
• [ ] Basque
• [x] Breton
• [x] Coptic (Extinct: excluded)
• [x] Esperanto (Conlang: excluded)
• [x] Faroese (Only resources through Divvun group's confusing interface - I'm not up for this right now)
• [ ] Galician
• [ ] Georgian
• [x] Greenlandic
• [x] Haitian
• [ ] Hindi
• [x] Icelandic
• [ ] Inuktitut
• [ ] Iñupiaq
• [ ] Iranian
• [ ] Irish
• [x] Kannada
• [x] Komi
• [x] Kurdish
• [x] Macedonian
• [x] Malay
• [x] Maltese
• [x] Montenegrin
• [x] Multilingual Applications
• [x] Navajo
• [x] Occitan
• [x] Pashto
• [x] Punjabi
• [x] Quechua
• [ ] Sámi
• [x] Sanskrit
• [x] Sorbian
• [x] Swahili
• [x] Tajik
• [x] Tamil
• [ ] Tatar
• [ ] Telugu
• [x] Tigrinya
• [x] Urdu
• [ ] Welsh
• [x] Zulu

[RichardLitt]

I'm not convinced the approach of manually sorting these links is actually helpful. I've added this paragraph to the list:

This list is particularly good at one thing; showing the kinds of tools that exist in the field, generically. However, for in depth research into a specific language or tool suite, it does not perform exceptionally well. For instance, listing all of the Firefox language packs or Apertium language modules for each low resource language would be unhelpful, as would be including all of the tools available for Basque noted in the ACL Wiki, which would mainly mean cataloguing tools through the IXA group, some of which are open source, and some are not. Instead, view this list as a starting point for more research.

And with that, I am going to close this.