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regenerated clones with complete abstract and ready-maked Lexicon-based words in Phrasebook

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aarne
2010-04-10 08:18:03 +00:00
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@@ -43,7 +43,7 @@ are defined in other modules.
Day ; -- weekday type e.g. "Friday"
Date ; -- definite date e.g. "on Friday"
Name ; -- name of person e.g. "NN"
-- Numeral ; -- number expression 1 .. 999,999 e.g. "twenty"
Number ; -- number expression 1 .. 999,999 e.g. "twenty"
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Many of the categories are accessible as Phrases, i.e. as translation units.
@@ -55,7 +55,7 @@ Many of the categories are accessible as Phrases, i.e. as translation units.
PObject : Object -> Phrase ;
PKind : Kind -> Phrase ;
PQuality : Quality -> Phrase ;
PNumeral : Numeral -> Phrase ;
PNumber : Number -> Phrase ;
PPlace : Place -> Phrase ;
PPlaceKind : PlaceKind-> Phrase ;
PCurrency : Currency -> Phrase ;
@@ -91,7 +91,7 @@ This is the way to build propositions about persons.
Here are some general syntactic constructions.
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ObjItem : Item -> Object ; -- this pizza
ObjNumber : Numeral -> Kind -> Object ; -- five pizzas
ObjNumber : Number -> Kind -> Object ; -- five pizzas
ObjIndef : Kind -> Object ; -- a pizza
SuchKind : Quality -> Kind -> Kind ; -- Italian pizza
@@ -105,7 +105,7 @@ Determiners.
This, That, These, Those : Kind -> Item ; -- this pizza,...,those pizzas
The, Thes : Kind -> Item ; -- the pizza, the pizzas
AmountCurrency : Numeral -> Currency -> Price ; -- five euros
AmountCurrency : Number -> Currency -> Price ; -- five euros
ThePlace : PlaceKind -> Place ; -- the bar
@@ -125,6 +125,10 @@ Determiners.
NameNN : Name ; -- the name "NN"
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NNumeral : Numeral -> Number ; -- numeral in words, e.g. "twenty"
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Actions are typically language-dependent, not only lexically but also
structurally. However, these ones are mostly functorial.
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@@ -218,13 +222,19 @@ nationalities, countries, languages, citizenships
Actions (which can be expressed by different structures in different languages).
Notice that also negations and questions can be formed from these.
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AHasAge : Person -> Number -> Action ; -- I am seventy years
AHasChildren: Person -> Number -> Action ; -- I have six children
AHasName : Person -> Name -> Action ; -- my name is Bond
AHasRoom : Person -> Number -> Action ; -- you have a room for five persons
AHasTable : Person -> Number -> Action ; -- you have a table for five persons
AHungry : Person -> Action ; -- I am hungry
AIll : Person -> Action ; -- I am ill
AKnow : Person -> Action ; -- I (don't) know
ALike : Person -> Item -> Action ; -- I like this pizza
ALive : Person -> Country -> Action ; -- I live in Sweden
ALove : Person -> Person -> Action ; -- I love you
AMarried : Person -> Action ; -- I am married
AReady : Person -> Action ; -- I am ready
AScared : Person -> Action ; -- I am scared
ASpeak : Person -> Language -> Action ; -- I speak Finnish
AThirsty : Person -> Action ; -- I am thirsty
@@ -236,7 +246,10 @@ Notice that also negations and questions can be formed from these.
miscellaneous phrases
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QWhatAge : Person -> Question ; -- how many years are you
QWhatName : Person -> Question ; -- what is your name
HowMuchCost : Item -> Question ; -- how much does the pizza cost
ItCost : Item -> Price -> Proposition ; -- the pizza costs five euros
PropOpen : Place -> Proposition ; -- the museum is open
PropClosed : Place -> Proposition ; -- the museum is closed
@@ -245,14 +258,23 @@ miscellaneous phrases
PropOpenDay : Place -> Day -> Proposition ; -- the museum is open on Mondays
PropClosedDay : Place -> Day -> Proposition ; -- the museum is closed on Mondays
HowMuchCost : Item -> Question ; -- how much does the pizza cost
ItCost : Item -> Price -> Proposition ; -- the pizza costs five euros
PSeeYou : Date -> Phrase ; -- see you on Monday
PSeeYouPlace : Place -> Date -> Phrase ; -- see you in the bar on Monday
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family relations
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Wife, Husband : Person -> Person ; -- my wife, your husband
Son, Daughter : Person -> Person ; -- my son, your husband
Children : Person -> Person ; -- my children
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week days
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Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday : Day ;
Tomorrow : Date ;
}
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