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First I would like to thank you for this awesome library,
Second do you think it is possible to also specify the stressed syllable? for many purposes having the stressed syllable is also important and can help a lot,
Thanks a lot
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This is an interresting thought. I've been looking into this and there may be some possibilities to do this. Apparently, locating the stress of a lot easier than splitting syllables (at least in English).
That being said it is not a core feature for this library nor does it need to be (it could very easily be a separate library), so I have to some more research on this subject.
Thanks a lot, That would be awesome.
In many languages in order to generate the regular forms of words the stressed syllable is required. By having it, We can do a lot.
I should note that I've only been able to find information for the English language. Not for any other languages (which would most likely be written in those languages so I wouldn't be able to read them anyway, apart from my own native tongue) nor any generic algorithms (which would be best).
First I would like to thank you for this awesome library,
Second do you think it is possible to also specify the stressed syllable? for many purposes having the stressed syllable is also important and can help a lot,
Thanks a lot
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: