Finnish language is peculiar in that it often uses participial phrase constructions instead of when and while initial subordinate clauses. Such clauses could be translated also using corresponding Finnish structures. However, such translation is often less fluent, and there is motivation to convert English subordinate clauses into Finnish participial phrase constructions. This report discusses problems and solutions related to this process.Non peer reviewe
This paper describes the development of Finnish linguistic resources for use in MedSLT, an Open Sour...
Participial constructions are usually studied as means of complex condensation, the degree of which ...
The paper diacusses the problems of translating locative structures from English to Finnish. The spe...
Finnish language is peculiar in that it often uses participial phrase constructions instead of when ...
Finnish grammar has a special feature, which is absent in most languages. In Finnish, a temporal sub...
Finnish and English differ from each other in how they form concepts that require more than one word...
The main verb of a clause may have one or more modifying verbs, which describe the function of the m...
Medium rank clauses, such as participial and infinitival clauses, have been shown in earlier studies...
Finnish and English differ extensively in how they encode the use of words in context. Lexicon forms...
Finnish is a language that forms compounds by writing segments of the compounds as single words. Thi...
The great majority of Finns speak a language which differs radically from main Indo-European languag...
This paper presents a rule-based method for converting between colloquial Finnish and standard Finni...
This paper describes the development of Finnish linguistic resources for use in MedSLT, an Open Sour...
The aim of this study was to analyze the translation of verb constructions with participles from Fre...
English uses two methods in forming questions. In one method, special question words, such as when, ...
This paper describes the development of Finnish linguistic resources for use in MedSLT, an Open Sour...
Participial constructions are usually studied as means of complex condensation, the degree of which ...
The paper diacusses the problems of translating locative structures from English to Finnish. The spe...
Finnish language is peculiar in that it often uses participial phrase constructions instead of when ...
Finnish grammar has a special feature, which is absent in most languages. In Finnish, a temporal sub...
Finnish and English differ from each other in how they form concepts that require more than one word...
The main verb of a clause may have one or more modifying verbs, which describe the function of the m...
Medium rank clauses, such as participial and infinitival clauses, have been shown in earlier studies...
Finnish and English differ extensively in how they encode the use of words in context. Lexicon forms...
Finnish is a language that forms compounds by writing segments of the compounds as single words. Thi...
The great majority of Finns speak a language which differs radically from main Indo-European languag...
This paper presents a rule-based method for converting between colloquial Finnish and standard Finni...
This paper describes the development of Finnish linguistic resources for use in MedSLT, an Open Sour...
The aim of this study was to analyze the translation of verb constructions with participles from Fre...
English uses two methods in forming questions. In one method, special question words, such as when, ...
This paper describes the development of Finnish linguistic resources for use in MedSLT, an Open Sour...
Participial constructions are usually studied as means of complex condensation, the degree of which ...
The paper diacusses the problems of translating locative structures from English to Finnish. The spe...