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[20:32:42] <vin-ivar> ok so,
[20:33:44] <vin-ivar> once I make a bunch of functions for different parts of speech, I can start moving Apertium entries into the GF lexicon
[20:34:26] <vin-ivar> marathi isn't part of any translation pair - so I suppose the best approach to find the names for the linearisation rules would be to do it manually by frequency?
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