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| name                = Evrocorpus
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| name                = Evrokorpus
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This complimentary database to [[Evroterm]] contains a bilingual corpus of translations of EU legal documents, the English-Slovene corpus totalling about 34 million words. In 2006, German-Slovene corpus was made (1 million words), followed by French-Slovene corpus in 2007 (200,000 words).
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This complimentary database to [[Evroterm]] contains a bilingual parallel corpora of translations of EU legal documents, the English-Slovene corpus totaling about 34 million words. In 2006, German-Slovene corpus was made (1 million words), followed by French-Slovene corpus in 2007 (200,000 words) as well as Italian-Slovene and Spanish-Slovene in 2008.
 
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==See also==
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* [[Evroterm]]
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==External links==
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* [https://evroterm.vlada.si/evrokorpus?clang=en Evrocorpus online]
  
 
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This complimentary database to Evroterm contains a bilingual parallel corpora of translations of EU legal documents, the English-Slovene corpus totaling about 34 million words. In 2006, German-Slovene corpus was made (1 million words), followed by French-Slovene corpus in 2007 (200,000 words) as well as Italian-Slovene and Spanish-Slovene in 2008.


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