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The Rosetta Stone
Translators need good memories. The more they work, the greater the stock of exemplary translations that others can learn from.
The Rosetta stone, with its three versions of the same underlying text, is one of the first examples of a parallel corpus. In the 19th century, it enabled Champollion to decode the Egyptian language, starting from named entities in the Greek text.
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The Rosetta Stone
Translators need good memories. The more they work, the greater the stock of exemplary translations that others can learn from.
The Rosetta stone, with its three versions of the same underlying text, is one of the first examples of a parallel corpus. In the 19th century, it enabled Champollion to decode the Egyptian language, starting from named entities in the Greek text.
Give translators data, and they can move the world.