I would expect to be able to do this by making a lexical entry for the null morpheme on the target side, ... tag being appended to the successfully synthesized part of the output.
I've been away from FLExTrans for a few months while I did text analysis on the target lg. In the process, I redefined ... namux-na-ta=di what reason-3s.POSS-QUES=PL 'what reasons'
In the source language, I have a phrasal verb wasa mana 'tend to/care for'. This is essentially a verb 'watch' and ... , while the mana sythesizes just fine. What is going on here?
How do I trap for punctuation when splitting words from the source to the target lg? In the following screenshot du-wa-uyu '3p ... to come out after the two words: Here's my rule:
I have a strange error happening (just after selecting the following in the Complex Forms section of the settings): In ... FLExTrans, if they aren't grouped in the source text?
This post has 2 questions: 1. How do I tell where a synthesis error is occurring? I'm getting the following error when ... So, my second question is: 2. What is going on here?
Our subtitles in both translations are in Title Case, with all words having the first letter capitalized (no minor, ... has that works in the text out rules for this?
I'm getting a new computer. Is there anything special I need to know about migrating my projects from the old one to ... buried in the AppData folder that I need to be aware of?
I'm trying to eliminate the Genitive slot on a noun when both Genitive and Associative slots have ... AND a_Associative_slot is NOT EMPTY, then eliminate a_Genitive_slot:
What's the best way to handle verb to verb phrase translations? In Mato (source lg) we have harungia 'speak against ... cumbersome, and I'm wondering if there's an easier solution?
A user asks: I noticed that in Jonah 4:11, where we put the arabic number (120,000) in parentheses after the ... 000). Adapted text: pachrak ishkay chrunka waranqa (@120, @000).
How do I handle noun agreement? (How do I get a target word or words to agree with a noun?)
How do I use conditional logic in a transfer rule? (How do I say if this ... then that?)
How do I insert a word into the target output?
How do I delete an affix in my transfer rules?
How do I use a macro? (How can I repeat rule statements in multiple places?)
Inflectional variants are common in language. How do I handle an inflectional variant in the target language?
Inflectional variants are common in language. How do I handle an inflectional variant in the source language?
A user asks: In M and U, we use phrases for several Biblical key terms. In addition, we may have a group of 2 ... and defining both phrases in both lexicons, but that doesn't work.
A user asks: I'm sorry if this is not the place to post my questions, but I can't login to nor create an ... this? Should I create a variant instead? A different entry altogether?