One thing I saw when typing on the keyboard with an Italian dictionary is that it does not recognise loanwords from English (and at the current days we use them a lot in our everyday Italian).
(random) e.g. "Mi è arrivato dello SPAM in posta" -> "Mi è arrivato dello SPAMPANAVA in posta"
I think that any old novel couldn't help with this.
Could some resource from Wikipedia be integrated with any of the novels above?
As far as I can see, Wikipedia/Wikizionario/* content is CC BY-SA licensed.
Yet another italian! :)
One thing I saw when typing on the keyboard with an Italian dictionary is that it does not recognise loanwords from English (and at the current days we use them a lot in our everyday Italian).
(random) e.g. "Mi è arrivato dello SPAM in posta" -> "Mi è arrivato dello SPAMPANAVA in posta"
I think that any old novel couldn't help with this.
Could some resource from Wikipedia be integrated with any of the novels above? Wikizionario/ * content is CC BY-SA licensed.
As far as I can see, Wikipedia/
As alternative, I found a dictionary from the Boot2Gecko project, which seems to be complete enough (and includes English loanwords). /github. com/mozilla- b2g/gaia/ blob/master/ apps/keyboard/ js/imes/ latin/dictionar ies/it_ wordlist. xml
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A good thing is that dirty words are already marked, so they can be easily filtered out.