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| 1 | Goals of the Tatoeba Project |
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| 1 | 3 | Tatoeba is an open-source project for collecting sentences and their translations into other languages. See the [Wikipedia page on Tatoeba](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tatoeba) for more background. Anyone is free to use the collection of sentences and translations for any purpose, private or public, open-source or commercial. |
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| 3 | 5 | In addition to serving the public as a reference for translations of sentences from one language to another, the site is also of interest to those who study, academically or otherwise, the process of translation in a collaborative community. |
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| 5 | 7 | ## Language Learning at Tatoeba |
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| 7 | 9 | While Tatoeba offers many helpful resources to language learners, language instruction is not its core mission. In contrast to multilanguage sites such as [Lang-8](http://lang-8.com) or single-language sites such as [lernu.net](http://lernu.net) for Esperanto, Tatoeba does not formally offer any of the following: |
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| 9 | 11 | * structured presentation of grammar or vocabulary |
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| 10 | 12 | * mentoring (in which an instructor is formally assigned to a student) |
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| 11 | 13 | * a means of submitting written material that is intended as an exercise rather than as a reference to other language learners |
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| 12 | 14 | * a message system dedicated to requesting translation of particular sentences |
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| 13 | 15 | * a means of indicating the skill level of a contributor in any particular language |
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| 15 | 17 | Some of these items can be addressed informally on Tatoeba. For instance, one can find self-identified native speakers by using an externally published [list](http://bit.ly/nativespeakers), and then send a private message requesting translation of particular sentences. But these tasks can be done more easily elsewhere. |
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Version at: 29/06/2014, 19:17
Tatoeba is an open-source project for collecting sentences and their translations into other languages. See the [Wikipedia page on Tatoeba](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tatoeba) for more background. Anyone is free to use the collection of sentences and translations for any purpose, private or public, open-source or commercial.
In addition to serving the public as a reference for translations of sentences from one language to another, the site is also of interest to those who study, academically or otherwise, the process of translation in a collaborative community.
## Language Learning at Tatoeba
While Tatoeba offers many helpful resources to language learners, language instruction is not its core mission. In contrast to multilanguage sites such as [Lang-8](http://lang-8.com) or single-language sites such as [lernu.net](http://lernu.net) for Esperanto, Tatoeba does not formally offer any of the following:
* structured presentation of grammar or vocabulary
* mentoring (in which an instructor is formally assigned to a student)
* a means of submitting written material that is intended as an exercise rather than as a reference to other language learners
* a message system dedicated to requesting translation of particular sentences
* a means of indicating the skill level of a contributor in any particular language
Some of these items can be addressed informally on Tatoeba. For instance, one can find self-identified native speakers by using an externally published [list](http://bit.ly/nativespeakers), and then send a private message requesting translation of particular sentences. But these tasks can be done more easily elsewhere.
version at: 29/06/2014, 19:18
Goals of the Tatoeba Project
Tatoeba is an open-source project for collecting sentences and their translations into other languages. See the [Wikipedia page on Tatoeba](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tatoeba) for more background. Anyone is free to use the collection of sentences and translations for any purpose, private or public, open-source or commercial.
In addition to serving the public as a reference for translations of sentences from one language to another, the site is also of interest to those who study, academically or otherwise, the process of translation in a collaborative community.
## Language Learning at Tatoeba
While Tatoeba offers many helpful resources to language learners, language instruction is not its core mission. In contrast to multilanguage sites such as [Lang-8](http://lang-8.com) or single-language sites such as [lernu.net](http://lernu.net) for Esperanto, Tatoeba does not formally offer any of the following:
* structured presentation of grammar or vocabulary
* mentoring (in which an instructor is formally assigned to a student)
* a means of submitting written material that is intended as an exercise rather than as a reference to other language learners
* a message system dedicated to requesting translation of particular sentences
* a means of indicating the skill level of a contributor in any particular language
Some of these items can be addressed informally on Tatoeba. For instance, one can find self-identified native speakers by using an externally published [list](http://bit.ly/nativespeakers), and then send a private message requesting translation of particular sentences. But these tasks can be done more easily elsewhere.
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