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Google? (Score:1)

by Mr. Muskrat (4572)

Google's advanced search allows you to limit the results to just one particular language; from Arabic to Turkish, you have 35 choices in all.

For example...
Google for Perl in French [google.com]
Google for Perl in German [google.com]
Re: Got corpus? (Score:1)

by domm (4030)

I remeber there was a talk at some German Perl workshop from a guy (Richard Jelinek) who's doing language recoginition professionally.

Here's his website: http://www.petamem.com/ [petamem.com]

Here's his talk: http://www2.perl-workshop.de/2003/contriblist.epl#106 [perl-workshop.de]

Maybe he can help you (at least if you don't plan to take over his business :-)
11 for you to work with (Score:1)

by ambs (3914)

Romanic (French, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese), Germanic (English, Dutch, German, Danish, Swedish), Greek and Finnish.
More! They are parallel! (you know I like them this way)
http://people.csail.mit.edu/people/koehn/publications/europarl/ [mit.edu]
Association des Bibliophiles Universels (Score:2)

by BooK (2612)

ABU [abu.cnam.fr] make French literary texts [abu.cnam.fr] (no copyright strings attached) available for free. These are classic works, so maybe the French is a little too classic for your needs. There's a lot of poetry in there as well.