Estonian Textbook Corpus 2018
Description
The body is based on 8 Estonian language textbooks:
Pesti, M., Ahi, H. (2015). E like Estonia: Learn Estonian for beginners. Tallinn: The Kiri-Mari Publishers.
Kitsnik, M., Kingisepp, L. (2002). Open doors: Estonian language training kit for intermediate and advanced level: the study book. Tallinn: The Publisher.
Kitsnik, M. (2012). Estonian language textbook: B1, B2. Tallinn: M. Kitsnik.
Pesti, M., Ahi, H. (2015). Estonian language textbook A1. Tallinn: Ministry of Justice.
Pesti, M., Ahi, H. (2012). Estonian language textbook A2. Tallinn: M. Pesti.
Pesti, M., Ahi, H. (2015). Estonian language textbook B1. Tallinn: Ministry of Justice.
Sooneste, M. (2007). Estonian language textbook: Secondary school with Russian as the language of instruction: medium and high level. Tallinn: Varrak.
Rammo, S., Teral, M., Klaas-Lang, B., Allik, M. (2012). Language is clear!: Estonian language textbook for adults. Tallinn: Avita.
The casing has been completed in two stages:
2017 material was digitized by the Digitization Centre of the National Library of Estonia, Jelena Kallas and Kristina Koppel determined the language levels of the text parts (A1-C1) and Katrin Tsepelina wrote conversion programs for obtaining XML files from DOC files. The casing version is here: DOI: 10.15155/3-00-0000-0000-0000-06ADEL https://metashare.ut.ee/repository/browse/corpus-of-estonian-coursebook-content-2017/a23a3cf6cdd911e7a6e4005056b400243c0fd0d1773b49cdb9aa42a4a0ab5cae/
In 2018, Katrin transformed Tsepelina's body into a TEI-5 shape.
Volume: million words
Resources
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https://www.cl.ut.ee/korpused/opikud/ |