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Lake Andes is located in southern South Dakota, part of the Yankton Sioux reservation.

the goal for today: merge the "Trakaido wordlist" and the "Greenland wordlist".


The Trakaido wordlist is 720 non-verbs (nouns, adjectives, and "grammatical words" like with or how), in various categories. 💡 there are also verbs, but in conjugated forms, not suitable for a "merge" yet.

The Greenland wordlist is 4000-10000 WordTokens, from word frequency lists. These do not clarify specific meaning, or whether it is part of a multi-word phrase.


The merged wordlist will probably be lemma based, with a list of "derivative forms" for each. 💡 the issue that "run" and "running" are separate lemmas when they are different parts of speech ... I will call it something else if need be.

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The current outputs, for Trakaido:

additional_foods.py:

N16011 = {

'guid': 'N16011',

'english': 'ketchup',

'lithuanian': 'kečupas',

'alternatives': {

'english': [],

'lithuanian': []

},

'metadata': {

'difficulty_level': None,

'frequency_rank': None,

'tags': [],

'notes': ''

}

}

and, for greenland:

Word: ketchup

Rank: None

Definitions:

[1] A thick, sweet, and tangy sauce made primarily from tomatoes, often used as a condiment for foods like fries, burgers, and hot dogs.

Confidence: 1.00

Lemma: ketchup

Part of speech: noun

Grammatical form: noun/singular

Subtype: food_drink

IPA: /ˈkɛtʃʌp/

Phonetic Pronunciation: KEH-chup

Chinese: 番茄酱

French: ketchup

Korean: 케첩

Swahili: ketchup

Lithuanian: ketchup

Vietnamese: tương cà

Notes: This is the most common and primary meaning of 'ketchup'.

Examples:

- I like to put ketchup on my fries.

- Could you pass the ketchup, please?

- Ketchup is a popular condiment worldwide.

⚔️ the fact that we used a cheap model, asked for multiple definitions, and got To apply ketchup to food., as in She will ketchup the fries after they arrive. ... is not relevant. 💡 the fact that it mistranslated ketchup into Lithuanian is more of an issue.