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Linguist frequently work with bilingual wordlists, including translations. As of now, LinguaLibre wordlists are monolingual : the list is listing the target words to record only. See https://lingualibre.fr/wiki/Help:Create_your_own_lists for current syntax. Support multi-lingual wordlist lists (table actually), via a clear, unambiguous syntax, would help linguists. A real example, Vicky from Taiwan NCCU Aboriginal center asked if should could save both aboriginal and the local macro-language (Chinese) into the files. I suggest the following case : Given a raw text wordlist build such : ``` # mhway su [cmn:谢谢,eng:Thank] ``` Then "mhway su" is the target recorded word. "谢谢" is the translation in the meta data "cmn" (Chinese). "Thank" is the translation in the meta data "eng" (English).

Linguist frequently work with bilingual wordlists, including translations. As of now, LinguaLibre wordlists are monolingual : the list is listing the target words to record only. See https://lingualibre.fr/wiki/Help:Create_your_own_lists for current syntax. Support multi-lingual wordlist lists (table actually), via a clear, unambiguous syntax, would help linguists. A real example, Vicky from Taiwan NCCU Aboriginal center asked if she could save both aboriginal and the local macro-language (Chinese) into the files. I suggest the following case : Given a raw text wordlist build such : ``` # mhway su [cmn:谢谢,eng:Thank] ``` Then "mhway su" is the target recorded word. "谢谢" is the translation in the meta data "cmn" (Chinese). "Thank" is the translation in the meta data "eng" (English).

Linguist frequently work with bilingual wordlists, including translations. As of now, LinguaLibre wordlists are monolingual : the list is listing the target words to record only. See https://lingualibre.fr/wiki/Help:Create_your_own_lists for current syntax. Support multi-lingual wordlist lists (table actually), via a clear, unambiguous syntax, would help linguists. A real example, Vicky from Taiwan NCCU Aboriginal center asked if shouldshe could save both aboriginal and the local macro-language (Chinese) into the files. I suggest the following case : Given a raw text wordlist build such : ``` # mhway su [cmn:谢谢,eng:Thank] ``` Then "mhway su" is the target recorded word. "谢谢" is the translation in the meta data "cmn" (Chinese). "Thank" is the translation in the meta data "eng" (English).