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If you are a language enthusiast, you may often be thinking about how Spanish is similar to Portuguese, or what similarities exist between French and Italian. Romance languages obviously have a wide range of very similar grammatical constructs, not to mention very similarly used tenses, which I am sure is a subject of very intense […]

If you are a language enthusiast, you may often be thinking about how Swedish is similar to Danish or what similarities exist between Norwegian and Icelandic. Nordic languages obviously have a wide range of very similar grammatical constructs, not to mention very similarly used tenses, which I am sure is a subject of very intense

If you are a language enthusiast, you may often be thinking about how German is similar to English or what similarities exist between German and Swedish. Germanic languages obviously have a wide range of very similar grammatical constructs, not to mention very similarly used tenses, which I am sure is a subject of very intense

When using text processing, people often ask themselves how many characters there are in a single word. The answer is not straightforward, as it depends on the complexity of the text, the language we’re working with, and the criteria we use, such as whether contractions (like “don’t” or “can’t” or “won’t”) count as a single